A  Dictionary  of 
Simplified  Spelling 


Frank  H.Vizetelly 


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A  DICTIONARf  OP 
SIMPLIFIED  SPELLING 

Based  on  the  Publications  of  the  United  States 

Bureau  of  Education  and  the  Rules  of  the 

American  Philological  Association  and 

the    Simplified    Spelling    Board 


Compiled  from  the 

Funk  &  Wagnalls  New  Standard  Dictionary 

OF  THE  English  Language 

By 

FRANK  H.  VIZETELLY.  Litt.D.,  LL.D. 

Member  of  the  Advisory  Council  of  the  Simplified  Spelling  Board; 
Author  of  "Essentials  of  English  Speech  and  Literature,  etc. 


FUNK  &  WAGNALLS  COMPANY 

new  YORK  and  LONDON 
1915 


PREFACE 


A  FEW  years  ago,  a  writer  to  one  of  our  great  dailies  expressed  the  hope  that 
the  advocates  of  simplified  speUing  would  issue  a  manual  containing,  "  in 
one  alphabetical  order  and  convenient  for  quick  consultation,  all  the  terms  on  the 
simpUfication  of  which  they  have  agreed,"  instead  of  referring  the  pubUc  to  the 
half  hundred  bulletins  they  have  issued  for  the  information  it  requires.  Three 
years  have  passed  by  since  this  suggestion  was  made,  and  notwithstanding  the  fact 
that  many  inquiries  for  a  manual  of  this  kind  have  been  received  none  has  yet  been 
issued.  The  purpose  of  the  compiler  of  this  book  is  to  provide  such  an  alpha- 
betical guide.  The  vocabulary  consists  of  the  simpler  forms  of  spelling  that  have 
been  recommended  for  adoption  from  time  to  time  by  the  American  Philological 
Association  and  the  SimpUfied  Spelling  Board,  many  of  which  were  announced 
by  the  United  States  Department  of  Education  in  its  Bulletin  Number  202, 
and  others,  particularly  the  simpUfications  of  the  three  hundred  words  recom- 
mended by  the  SimpUfied  Spelling  Board  in  the  Board's  Circular  Number  5,  as 
the  bulletin  entitled  "  SimpUfied  SpeUing  for  the  Use  of  Government  Depart- 
ments "  issued  from  the  office  of  the  Public  Printer,  Sept.  4,  1906,  by  direction 
of  the  President  of  the  United  States  under  date  of  Aug.  27,  1906,  and  the  SimpU- 
fied SpeUing  Board's  "Alfabetic  List,"  Circular  Number  23,  issued  March  6,  1909. 

In  the  compilation  of  this  book  the  writer  is  not  concerned  with  the  reasons 
why  this  or  that  word  should  be  simplified.  This  phase  has  already  received 
the  attention  of  many  of  the  foremost  scholars  in  English  Unguistry.  AU  he  has 
aimed  to  do  is  to  provide  in  one  volume  a  guide  to  the  forms  that  words  take 
when  the  rules  for  simpUfication  recommended  by  these  scholars  are  applied. 

This  Dictionary  aims  to  supply  the  need  of  those  persons  who  have  been 
suflBciently  interested  in  the  SimpUfied  SpelUng  Movement  as  to  ask  for  an 
alphabetical  list  of  words  simplified  according  to  rule.  The  vocabulary  is 
not  exhaustive,  but  the  number  of  words  it  contains  is  sufficiently  large  to  cover 
the  various  classes  of  simpUfications  reconunended  by  the  rules  already  referred 
to.  It  may  be  enlarged  at  wiU.  The  rules,  classified  according  to  number 
and  to  the  societies  that  have  recommended  them,  wiU  be  found  printed  else- 
where. To  indicate  words  that  are  simpUfied  according  to  the  rules  promulgated 
by  the  American  Philological  Association,  the  symbol  ^  ia  printed  immediately 
after  the  word.  Words  simpUfied  in  harmony  with  the  rules  recommended 
by  the  SimpUfied  SpelUng  Board  are  indicated  by  the  letter  ^  printed  in  the 
same  manner.  Where  the  form  of  the  word  is  affected  by  the  rules  of  both 
Societies  both  letters  are  used,  as  coUeag,  ''**. 

To  provide  supporters  of  the  SimpUfied  SpelUng  Movement  with  the  ade- 
quate means  for  determining  how  each  simpUfied  word  should  be  divided  at  the 


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end  of  a  line,  every  word  is  syllabicated,  showing,  wherever  necessary,  the  pri- 
mary stress  (indicated  by  the  prime  mark  (')  after  the  accented  syllable),  the 
secondary  stress  (indicated  by  the  secondary  mark  (")  after  the  accented  syl- 
lable), and  the  hyphen  (-)  which  indicates  syllabic  division  in  such  parts  of  a 
word  as  are  not  accented.  The  reader  will  understand  that  any  word  may 
be  divided  wherever  primary  or  secondary  accent  is  indicated  as  well  as  wher- 
ever the  hyphen  is  shown.  As  compound  words  in  great  number  may  be  formed 
by  the  combining  of  one  word  with  another  (as,  table-cloth,  door-nail,  dormer- 
window,  friction-dutch,  road-house,  high-ball,  stomach-pump),  these  are  not,  in 
general,  included.  As  an  additional  convenience,  the  grammatical  character  of 
each  word  is  indicated,  being  followed  by  an  abbreviation,  printed  in  itaUc  type, 
indicating  its  particular  part  in  speech;  as,  a.  for  adjective;  n.  for  noun;  v.  for 
verb;  adv.  for  adverb,  etc.  In  every  case  the  abbreviation  is  that  commonly 
used  for  the  same  purpose  in  dictionaries. 

As  Circular  Number  26,  published  March  24, 1913,  and  containing  additional 
rules  of  the  SimpUfied  SpelUng  Board,  was  issued  after  the  editorial  work  on 
"Funk  &  Wagnalls  New  Standard  Dictionary"  had  been  completed,  the  rules 
that  it  announced  could  not  be  appUed.  In  the  following  pages,  therefore,  only 
such  words  as  the  Board  itself  selected  for  examples,  illustrating  the  appUcation 
of  the  rules,  are  included. 

The  compiler  ventures  to  hope  that  the  following  pages  will  be  found  to 
adequately  supply,  the  need  for  which  they  have  been  compiled,  and  prove  ac- 
ceptable to  supporters  of  the  SimpUfied  Spelling  Movement  as  well  as  to  the 
people  who  would  have  given  that  movement  their  support  had  they  been  able 
to  secure  a  simple,  yet  comprehensive,  manual  for  their  guidance.  It  should  be 
borne  in  mind  that  the  spellings  printed  in  the  pages  that  follow  are  not  manda- 
tory in  any  sense  of  the  word;  they  are  recorded  there  as  recommended  for  the 
use  of  the  general  pubUc  by  eminent  scholars  who  have  devoted  years  of  labor 
to  the  subject  of  the  ameUoration  of  spelling  of  English  words, 

F.  H.  V. 
New  York,  September,  1915. 


THE  AMERICAN  PHILOLOGICAL  ASSOCIATION 


President,  Prof.  Edward  Capps,  Princeton  University;  V ice-Presidents , 
Prof.  Carl  D.  Buck,  University  of  Chicago,  and  Prof.  Edward  P.  Morris,  Yale 
University;  Secretary  and  Treasurer,  Prof.  Frank  G.  Moore,  of  Columbia  Uni- 
versity, New  York.  Initiation  fee,  $5;  annual  dues,  $3.  Total  membership,  690. 
The  association  was  organized  in  1869.  Its  object  is  "  the  advancement  and  dif_ 
fusion  of  philological  knowledge." 

TEN  RULES  FOR  SIMPLIFIED  SPELLING 
Recommended  by  the  American  Philological  Association 
'T^HE  Philological  Society  of  England  and  the  American  Philological  Asso- 
■*■  elation  took  joint  action  on  the  amendment  of  Enghsh  spelling  in  1883, 
and  on  the  basis  of  it  twenty-four  joint  rules  were  printed  in  the  proceedings  of 
the  American  association  for  that  year  (see  next  page).  It  was  known  that  the 
application  of  these  rules  was  difficult,  and  that  an  alfabetic  list  of  amended 
words  must  be  made.  A  pamflet  of  the  Enghsh  society  and  a  paper  in  the  Transac- 
tions of  the  American  association  for  1881  ar  official  context  for  interpretation. 
The  corrections  ar  in  the  interest  of  etymological  and  historical  truth,  and  ar 
to  be  confined  to  words  which  the  changes  do  not  much  disguize  from  general 
readers. 

In  the  following  hst,  as  in  the  twenty-four  rules,  many  amendabl  words  hav 
been  omitted  for  reasons  such  as  these: — (1)  The  changed  word  would  not  be 
easily  recognized,  as  nee  for  knee:  or,  (2),  letters  ar  left  in  strange  positions,  as 
in  edg  for  edge,  casq  for  casque.  (3)  The  word  is  of  frequent  use.  Final  g  =j,  v, 
q,  z,  and  syllabic  I  and  n,  ar  strange  to  our  print  but  abundant  in  our  speech. 
Many  of  them  ar  in  the  list:  hav,  freez,  singl,  eatn,  etc.;  but  iz  for  is,  ov  for  o/, 
and  many  other  words,  as  wel  as  the  final  z  =  s  oi  inflections,  ar  omitted.  (4)  The 
wrong  sound  is  suggested,  as  in  vag  for  vague,  acer  for  acre.  (5)  A  valuabl  dis- 
tinction is  lost:  casque  to  cask,  dost  to  dust.  (6)  The  derivation  is  obscured:  nun 
for  none,  dun  for  dmie,  munth  for  month.  (7)  The  change  leads  in  the  wrong 
direction. 

Words  doutful  in  pronunciation  or  etymology,  and  words  undecided  by 
the  associations,  however  amendabl,  ar  omitted.    Inflections  ar  printed  in  italics. 

The  rules  proper  ar  as  follows: 

1.  e. — Drop  silent  e  when  fonetically  useless,  writing  -er  for  -re,  as  in  livCy 

single,  eaten,  rained,  theatre,  etc. 

2.  es. — Drop  a  from  ea  having  the  sound  of  short  e,  as  in  feather,  leather,  etc. 

3.  o. — For  0  having  the  sound  of  u  in  hut  write  u  in  above  (abuv),  tongue  (tung), 

and  the  like. 

4.  ou. — Drop  o  from  ou  having  the  sound  of  u  in  but,  in  trouble,  rough  (ruf), 

and  the  like;  for  -our  unaccented  write  -or,  as  in  honour, 

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viii  THE  AMERICAN  PHILOLOGICAL  ASSOCIATION 

5.  u,  ue. — Drop  silent  u  after  g  before  a,  and  in  nativ  English  words,  and  drop 

final  ue:  guard,  gu£ss,  catalogu£,  league,  etc. 

6.  Dubl  consonants  may  be  simplified  when  fonetically  useless:  bailiff  (not 

hall,  etc.),  battle  (batl),  written  (writn),  traveller,  etc. 
7.-   d. — Change  d  and  ed  to  final  t  when  so  pronounced,  as  in  looked  (lookt) 
etc.,  unless  the  e  afi'ects  the  preceding  sound,  as  in  chafed,  etc. 

8.  gh,  ph. — Change  gh  and  ph  to  /  when  so  sounded:  enough  (enuf),  laughter 

(lafter),  etc.;  phonetic  (fonetic),  etc. 

9.  s. — Change  s  to  2  when  so  sounded,  especially  in  distinctiv  words  and  in 

-ise:  abuse,  verb  (abuze),  advertise  (advertize),  etc. 
10.    t. — Drop  t  in  tch:  catch,  pitch,  etc. 

TWENTY-FOUR  RULES 
Recommended  by  the  American  Philological  Association 

THE  following  rules,  jointly  approved  by  the  Philological  Society  of  England 
and  the  American  Philological  Association,  were  reported  in  the  Ninth  Re- 
port of  the  Transactions  of  the  American  Philological  Association  in  1883,  and 
were  commended  for  immediate  use: 

1.  e. — Drop  silent  e  when  fonetically  useless,  as  in  live,  vineyard,  believe,  bronze 

single,  engine,  granite,  eaten,  rained,  etc. 

2.  ea. — Drop  a  from  ea  having  the  sound  of  6,  as  in  feather,  leather,  jealousy 

etc.    Drop  e  from  ea  having  the  soimd  of  a,  as  in  heart,  hearken. 

3.  eau. — For  beauty  uze  the  old  beuty. 

4.  eo. — Drop  o  from  eo  having  the  sound  of  6,  as  in  jeopardy,  leopard. 

For  yeoman  write  yoman. 

5.  i. — Drop  i  of  parliament. 

6.  o. — For  o  having  the  sound  of  ii  in  but  write  u  in  above  (abuv),  dozen,  some 

(sum),  tongue  (tung),  and  the  like. 
For  women  restore  wimen. 

7.  ou. — Drop  0  from  ou  having  the  sound  of  G,  as  in  journal,  nourish,  trouble, 

rough  (ruf),  tough  (tuf),  and  the  like. 

8.  u. — Drop  silent  u  after  g  before  a,  and  in  nativ  English  words,  as  guarantee 

guard,  gu£ss,  guest,  guild,  guilt. 

9.  ue. — Drop  final  ue  in  apologue,  catalogue,  etc.;  demagogue,  pedagogue,  etc.; 

league,  colleague,  harangue,  tongue,  (tung). 

10.  y. — Spel  rhyme  rime. 

11.  Dubl  consonants  may  be  simpUfied: 

Final  b,  d,  g,  n,  r,  t,  f,  I,  z,  as  ebb,  add,  egg,  inn,  purr,  butt,  bailiff,  dvllf 

buzz  (not  all,  hall). 
Medial  before  another  consonant,  as  battle,  ripple,  written  (writn). 
Initial  unaccented  prefixes,  and  other  unaccented  syllabls,  as  in  abbrc' 

viate,  accuse,  affair,  etc.,  curvetting,  traveller,  etc. 

12.  b. — Drop  silent  b  in  bomb,  crumb,  debt,  doubt,  dumb,  lamb,  limb,  numb, 

plumb,  subtle,  succumb,  thumb. 


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13.  c. — Change  c  back  to  s  in  cinder,  expence,  fierce,  hence,  once,  pence,  scarce, 

since,  source,  thence,  tierce,  whence. 

14.  ch. — Drop  the  h  of  ch  in  chamomile,   choler,  cholera,  melancholy,  school, 

stomach.    Change  to  k  in  acAe  (ake),  anchor  (anker). 

15.  d. — Change  d  and  ed  final  to  t  when  so  pronounced,  as  in  crossed  (crost), 

looked  (lookt),  etc.,  unless  the  e  affects  the  preceding  sound,  as  in  chafed 
chanced. 

16.  g. — Drop  g  in  feign,  foreign,  sovereign. 

17.  gh. — Drop  h  in  aghast,  burgh,  ghost. 

Drop  gh  in  haughty,  though  (tho),  through  (thru). 

Change  gh  to  /  where  it  has  that  sound,  as  in  cov^h,  enough,  laughter, 
tough,  etc. 

18.  1. — Drop  I  in  could.     19.     p. — Drop  p  in  receipt. 

20.  s. — Drop  s  in  aisle,  demesne,  island. 

Change  s  to  z  in  distinctly  words,  as  in  abuse  verb,  hou^e  verb,  rise  verb, 
etc. 

21.  so. — Drop  c  in  scent,  scythe  (si the).      22.     tch. — Drop  t,  as  in  catch,  pitch, 

witch,  etc. 
23.     w. — Drop  w  in  whole.    24.     ph. — Write/  for  ph,  as  in  philosophy,  sphere,  etc. 


THE  SIMPLIFIED  SPELLING  BOARD 


President:  Professor  Charles  H.  Grandgent,  Harvard  University;  Chairman 
of  Trustees:  Professor  Brander  Matthews;  Treasurer:  Gano  Dunn;  Secretary: 
Henry  Gallup  Paine,  1  Madison  Avenue,  New  York;  Trustees:  J ames  W.  Bright, 
Professor  of  English  Literature,  Johns  Hopkins  University;  Melvil  Dewey, 
Author,  and  Library  Economist;  Gano  Dunn,  President,  J.  G.  White  Engineering 
Corporation;  Charles  H.  Grandgent,  Professor  of  Romance  Languages,  Harvard 
University;  Henry  Holt,  Pubhsher,  Editor  "The  Unpopular  Review";  Brander 
Matthews,  Professor  of  Dramatic  Literature,  Columbia  University;  Fred  J. 
Miller,  General  Factory  Manager,  Remington  Typewriter  Company;  Calvin 
Thomas,  Consulting  Editor,  Funk  &  Wagnalls'  New  Standard  Dictionary  ; 
WiUiam  Hayes  Ward,  Contributing  Editor,  "The  Independent." 

The  Simplified  Spelling  Board  was  organized  in  March,  1906,  for  "the  purpose 
of  expediting  this  natural  process  (the  simpUfication  of  Enghsh  spelHng)  of 
change  which  has  been  going  on  for  centuries,  and,  as  far  as  may  be  possible,  of 
guiding  it  in  the  direction  of  simplicity  and  economy  "  and  to  "  urge  educated 
people  everywhere  to  aid  in  the  gradual  simpUfication  of  Enghsh  spelling,  and 
thus  to  make  the  English  language  more  and  more  easy  to  acquire  and  to  use." 
{Simplified  Spelling  Board,  Circular  No.  1,  March  21,  1906.)  The  number  of 
adherents  to  its  principles  exceeds  75,000. 

THIRTY-ONE  RULES 
Recommended  by  the  Simplified  SpeUing  Board 

The  following  are  the  rules  under  which  the  simphhcations  containd  in  the 
list  are  groupt.  They  are  condenst  from  the  circulars  mentiond,  and  are  ar- 
ranged in  the  alfabetic  order  of  the  letter  or  letters,  or  the  suffix,  p,fFected. 

'Rule'  here  means  simply  a  recommendation  that  apphes  to  a  number 
of  words  having  the  same  irregularity  of  spelling.  To  facilitate  acceptance  it 
was  deemd  expedient  in  some  cases  to  restrict  the  rule  to  a  Hmited  number  of 
the  words  in  the  class.  Any  one  who  chooses  to  extend  the  rule  at  once  to  all 
the  words  of  a  given  class  is  of  course  free  to  do  so. 

After  each  rule  is  given  a  list,  either  of  all  the  words  affected  (if  they  are 
not  many),  or  of  all  the  words  mentiond  Lq  the  original  rule,  or  of  a  few  examples 
of  the  large  number  coverd  by  the  rule.  In  the  latter  case  "Ex."  ('  Examples  ') 
is  prefixt,  and  "  etc."  is  added.  If  the  official  recommendation  apphes  to  all 
words  containing  the  letter,  sequence  of  letters,  or  suffix,  affected,  in  the  pro- 
nunciation indicated,  the  word  Rule  is  printed  in  capitals.  For  some  small 
classes  and  for  isolated  amendments  no  rule  is  here  given. 

1.     ae,  ae  or  e,  not  final.    Rule:  Choose  e.    Ex.:  Anesthetic,  chimera,  era, 
esthetic,  ether,  medieval,  paleontology,  etc. 


RULES  OF  THE  SIMPLIFIED  SPELLING  BOARD  xi 

2.  -bt,  with  b  silent.  Rule:  Omit  b.  Debt,  dettor,  dout,  indetted,  redout, 
redouted,  red  out  able. 

3.  ea  pronounced  as  short  e.  Rule:  Drop  a.  Ex.:  Hed,  spred,  sted,  tred, 
thret,  helth,  wellh,  dremt,  mcnl,  plesant,  etc. 

4.  ea  pronounced  as  a,  before  r.     Rule:  Drop  e.     Harken,  hart,  harth. 

5.  -ed  or  'd  pronounced  -d.  Rule:  Use  simple  d  in  all  cases  (reducing  a 
double  consonant).  Ex.:  Aimd,  armd,  burnd,  deemd,  dimd,  feld,  Jild,  hangd, 
raind,  stird,  veUd,  etc. 

6.  -ed  or  -t,  the  preceding  single  consonant  being  doubled  before  -ed 
(-pped,  -ssed)  and  left  single  before  -t  {-pt,  -st).  Rule:  Choose  -t  in  all  cases. 
Ex.:  Dipt,  dript,  dropt,  slept,  stopt,  blest,  prest,  mist,  blusht,  washt,  wisht,  lockt, 
packt,  etc. 

7.  -ence  or  -ense  (Latin  -ensa).  RULE:  Choose  -ense.  Defense,  offense, 
pretense.     Also  license  (Latin  -entia). 

8.  -ette  or  -et.  Rule  :  Choose  -et.  Ex. :  Coquet,  epaulet,  etiquet,  omelet, 
qu/irtet,  quintet,  septet,  sextet,  etc. 

9.  gh  or  f.    Rule:  Choose  f.    Draft,  not  draught. 

10.  -gh  silent:  (1)  -ough  or  -ow  (pronounced  au).  RULE:  Choose  -ow. 
Plow.  (2)  -ough  or  -o  (pronounced  6  or  o).  Rule:  Choose  -o.  Altho,  tho, 
thoro,  boro,  -boro  (in  place-names),  furlo.  (3)  -ough  or  -o  (pronounced  ft) : 
Through,  thro'  thro.    Rule:  Choose  thro,  but  advance  it  now  to  thru. 

11.  -Ice  unstrest,  pronounced  -Is.  Rule:  Spell  -Is.  Ex.:  Artifis,  coppis, 
comis,  crevis,  edifis,  justis,  notis,  servis,  etc. 

12.  -He  unstrest,  pronounced  -11.  Rule:  Omit  e.  Ex.:  Agil,  futil,  servil, 
etc.    Retain  -He  when  the  1  is  not  pronounced  short. 

13.  -Ine  unstrest,  pronounced  -in.  Rule  :  Omit  e.  Ex. :  Determin,  doctrin, 
engin,  examin,  genuin,  imagin,  prisiin,  etc.  Retain  -Ine  when  the  1  is  not  pro- 
nounced short. 

14.  -Ise  unstrest,  pronounced  -Is.  Rule:  Omit  e.  Anis,  mortis,  practis, 
premis,  promis,  treatis. 

15.  -Ise  or  -Ize  (from  Greek),  suffix  of  verbs.  Rule:  Choose  -Ize.  Ex.: 
Civilize,  criticize,  exorcize,  legalize,  organize,  etc. 

16.  -Ite  unstrest,  pronounced  -It.  Rule:  Omit  e.  Ex.:  Apposit,  definit, 
infinit,  opposit,  preterit,  requisit,  etc.  Retain  -Ite  when  the  I  is  not  pronounced 
short. 

17.  -Ive  unstrest,  pronounced  -Iv.  Rule:  Omit  e.  Ex.:  Activ,  adjectiv,  de- 
tectiv,  executiv,  motiv,  nativ,  progressiv,  etc. 

18.  -11  or  -1  (-111  or  -U).  Rule:  Choose  -1.  Distil,  fulfil,  instil;  like  until, 
compel,  impel,  etc. 

19.  -11-  or  -1-  (-111-  or  -I1-,  -uU-  or  -ul-)  before  -ful  or  -ness.  Rule: 
Choose  -1.    Skilful,  wilful,  dvlness,  fulness. 

20.  -mb  with  b  silent.    RULE:  Omit  b.    Crum,  dum,  lam,  lim,  num,  thum. 

21.  -mn  with  n  silent.    RULE:  Omit  n.    Autum,  colum,  solem. 

22.  oe,  oe,  or  e,  not  final.  Rule:  Choose  e.  Ex.:  Ecumenical,  esophagus, 
phenix,  suhpena,  etc. ;  like  economy,  solecism,  etc. 


xii  RULES  OF  THE  SIMPLIFIED  SPELLING  BOARD 

23.  -our  or  -or.  Rule:  Choose  -or.  Ex.:  Ardor y  candor,  clamor,  color,  favor, 
flavor,  honor,  humor,  labor,  rumor,  tumor,  valor,  vigor,  etc.;  also,  arhor,  harbor,  neigh- 
bor, etc. 

24.  ph  or  f.  Rule:  Choose  f.  Fanlasm,  fanUisy,  fantom,  sulfate,  sulfur; 
Uke  fancy,  frantic,  frenzy,  coffer,  coffin,  etc.,  which  originally  had  ph. 

25.  ph  pronounced  f.  Rule:  Use  f.  Camfor,  cifer;  alfabet,  diafram,  pamflet; 
autograf,  bibliografy,  biografy,  fonograf,  fotograf,  paragraf,  telegraf,  telefone. 

26.  -rr  or  -r.  Rule:  Choose  r.  Bur,  pur;  like  cur,  fur,  blur,  slur,  spur, 
car,  far,  fir,  stir,  etc. 

27.  -re  or  -er.  Rule:  Choose  -er.  Ex.:  Accouter,  center,  fiber,  meter,  miter, 
niter,  saltpeter,  scepter,  sepulcher,  somber,  specter,  theater,  etc.;  like  diameter,  num- 
ber, etc. 

28.  8  or  2  (in  the  root).  Rule:  Choose  z.  Apprize,  assize,  comprize,  enter- 
prize,  raze,  surprize,  teazel.     (See  also  Rule  15.) 

29.  8  medial,  silent.    RULE:  Drop  s.    Aile,  He,  ilet.  Hand. 

30.  -ue  silent,  after  -g.  Rule:  Omit  -ue.  Catalog,  decalog,  demagog,  ped- 
agog,  prolog,  colleag,  leag,  harang,  tung. 

31.  -ve  after  1  or  r.  Rule:  Omit -e.  'Ex.:  Delv,  shdv,  twdv,  selvs,  carv,  curv, 
nerv,  serv,  deserv,  reserv,  starv,  etc. 


THIRTY  ADDITIONAL  RULES 
Recommended  in  Circular  No.  26,  issued  March  24,  1913 

1.  ch  pronounst  c  (chiefly  in  words  of  Greek  origin).    Rule:  Drop  h.    Ex. 

Cameleon,  caos,  caracter,  casm,  clorid,  clorin,  colera,  cord  (in  music),  coru^, 
cromatic,  crome,  cromo,  cronic,  cronicle,  cronology,  arcaic,  arcangel,  cone, 
distic,  eco,  epoc,  escatology,  hemistic,  mecanic,  melancoly,  monarc,  mono- 
crome,  monostic,  saccarin,  scalar,  scolastic,  scolium,  scool,  stomac,  stricnin, 
syncronus,  tecnic,  tecnology,  trocaic,  etc. 

Retain,  for  the  present,  ch  before  e,  i,  and  y,  where,  by  a  conventional 
assumption,  c  suggests  the  sound  of  s.  Ex.  chemic,  chemist,  chemistry, 
chirografy,  chyle,  alchemy,  archeology,  architect,  archives,  bronchial,  cate- 
chism, lichen,  monarchy,  orchestra,  pachyderm,  scheme,  trochee,  etc. 

2.  -ck  pronounst  c,  after  an  unstrest  vowel,  in  words  of  two  or  more  syllables. 

Rule  :  Drop  k.  Ex.  Bannoc,  barrac,  bulloc,  cammoc,  cassoc,  charloc,  derric, 
haddoc,  hammoc,  hassoc,  hemloc,  hilloc,  hummoc,  mammae,  mattoc,  paddoc, 
poUoc,  puttoc,  ruddoc,  rulloc,  shamroc,  tu^soc,  wedloc,  bailiwic,  etc.  So 
also:  Haversac,  napsac,  nicnac,  ransom  (where  there  is  a  secondary  stress). 

3.  -e  final,  silent,  after  a  single  consonant  preceded  by  a  short  vowel,  strest, 

or  by  any  strest  vowel  whose  sound  is  not  conventionally  associated 
with  the  silent  final  -e.  Rule:  Drop  e.  Ex.  Bad,  hav,  giv,  liv,  forgiv, 
misaiv,  etc. ;  ar,  gon,  wer. 


RULES  OF  THE  SIMPLIFIED  SPELLING  BOARD  xiii 

The  rule  can  not  be  applied  to  the  unstrest  syllables  -ace,  -ode,  -dge, 
-ate,  until  it  shal  be  determind  what  letters  shal  be  adopted  to  indicate 
the  weak  or  "obscure"  vowels  in  question. 

4.  -ea-  pronounst  as  long  &  before  r.     Rule:  Drop  e.      Ex.  Harken,  hart, 

harten,  harth,  harty, 

5.  -ew  pronounst  as  long  11  after  I  or  r,  or  ch.    Rule:  Change  to  -u.    Ex.  Blu, 

du,  flu,  slu,  bru,  cru,  dru,  gru,  scru,  thru,  chu,  etc. 

Inflections:  (1)  -ewed  becomes  -ued.  Ex.  Brued,  chued,  scrued. 
(2)  -ews  becomes  -ues.    Brues,  chues,  crues,  serves.    See  27. 

6.  -ey  unstrest,  pronounst  like  short  final  y.     Rule  :  Drop  e.     Ex.  Abby,  ally, 

attomy,  barly,  chimny,  cockny,  donky,  gaily,  hackny,  hony,  jersy,  jocky, 
jumy,  kersy,  kidny,  lacky,  lampry,  linsy-woolsy,  medly,  mony,  monky, 
moUy,  parly,  parsly,  pvlly,  trolly,  turky,  vally,  volly,  whisky. 

7.  -f f  final,  pronounst  f .     Rule  :  Drop  one  f .     Ex.  Bluf,  buf,  chaf,  chuf,  clif, 

cuf,  dof,  duf,  gaf,  gruf,  huf,  luf,  mif,  muf,  ruf,  snif,  snuf,  staf,  stif,  stuf,  tif, 
whif,  etc.;  baUif,  caitif,  distaf,  mastif,  midrif,  plaintif,  pontif,  sherif, 
tarif,  etc.    Retain  off.    See  the  general  rule,  paragraf  30. 

8.  -gh  pronounst  f ,  in  -av^h,  -aught  or  -ough.     Rule  :  Change  to  -f  (changing 

also  au  to  a,  and  ou  to  o  or  u).  Ex.  Draft,  laf,  lafter,  chuf,  duf,  cof,  enuf, 
ruf,  sluf,  tuf,  trof,  etc.;  and  hence  laffing,  coffing,  stuffing,  ruff  en,  tuff  en, 
ruffer,  tuffer,  etc. 

9.  -gh  silent.     Rule:  Drop  gh.     Ex.  Aut,  caut,  dauter,  distraut,  fraut,  hauty, 

slauter,  taut,  etc.;  drout. 

10.  gn-  pronounst  n.     Rule  :  Drop  g.     Ex.  Narl,  vxirld,  narly,  nash,  nat,  naw, 

neis,  nome,  nomic,  nomon,  nostic,  etc.    See  kn-. 

11.  -gn  in  -eign  pronounst  like  ein  in  vein,  skein,  seine,  feint.     Rule:  Drop  g. 

Ex.  Dein,  fein,  rein. 

h  silent.   See  ph,  rh-,  -rrh-. 

12.  kn-  pronounst  n.     Rule:  Drop  k.     Ex.  Nack,  nag,  nap,  napsac,  nave, 

nead,  nee,  neel,  neeling,  nel,  nelt,  nicnac,  nife,  nit,  nitting,  nob,  nock, 
nocker,  nocking,  nop,  noU,  not,  notting,  nuckle,  nurl,  nurld,  etc.  Keep  k 
in  kno  (know)  and  knoledge  {knowledge)  (see  20). 

13.  -11  final,  after  a  short  strest  vowel.     Rule  :  Drop  one  1.     Ex.  Shal,  bel,  eel, 

del,  dwd,  el,  fd,  hel,  set,  shd,  smd,  spel,  swel,  tel,  wel,  bil,  chil,  dil,  dril,  fil, 
fril,  gil,  gril,  hil,  kit,  mil,  pU,  quil,  ril,  shril,  sU,  skil,  spil,  squil,  stil,  swil, 
thil,  thril,  til,  wil,  dol,  bul,  fvl,  put,  cul,  dul,  gul,  hul,  mvl,  nvl,  skul,  etc. 
Also,  of  course,  forms  like  distil,  fulfil,  instil,  and  derivates  like  skilful, 
wilful,  dulness,  fulness.     See  the  general  rule,  paragraf  30. 

14.  -need,  after  a  strest  vowel,  pronounst  like  nst.     Rule:  Change  to  -nst. 

Ex.  Advansl,  chanst,  danst,  glanst,  lanst,  pranst,  transt,  enhanst,  commenst, 
fenst,  convinst,  evinst,  minst,  winst,  bounst,  flounst,  pounst,  trounst, 
announst,  denounst,  enounst,  pronounst,  renounst,  etc. 

15.  -need,  after  an  unstrest  vowel,  pronounst  Uke  nst.    Rule:  Change  to  -nst. 

Ex.  Balanst,  drcumstanst,  distanst,  evidenst,  eocperienst,  influenst,  instanst, 
etc. 


xiv  RULES  OF  THE  SIMPLIFIED  SPELLING  BOARD 

16.  -oe  pronounst  o.     Rule  :  Drop  e.    Ex.  Do,  flo,  fo,  ho,  ro,  slo,  to,  wo,  etc. 

17.  -ou-  pronounst  like  u  in  but.    Rule:  Drop  o.     ^x.  Cuntry,just,  tuch,  yung, 

yunker;  chuf,  cluf,  ruf,  tuf  (see  paragraf  8).  But  couple,  cousin,  double, 
trouble  ar  left  unchanged.    For  unstrest  -ou-  see  -ous. 

18.  -ou-  before  r,  pronounst  like  u  in  bum.     Rule:  Drop  o.     Ex.  Adjum, 

curteus,  curtesy,  jumal,  jumy,  sojum,  tumamentf  tumy.    But  courage, 
flourish,  nourish  ar  left  unchanged. 
-ough.    See  8.    -ought.    See  9. 

19.  -ous,  unstrest,  pronounst  like  -us  unstrest.     Rule:  Change  to  -us.    Ex. 

AcTvmonius,  amfibius,  anomalus,  auriferus,  bilius,  bituminus,  caUus,  com- 
modius,  coniferu^,  credulus,  cutaneus,  demis,  enormu^,  envius,  famus, 
felonius,  frivolus,  frugivorus,  glorias,  graminivorus,  grievus,  harmonius, 
herbivorus,  hideu^,  illu^iriu^,  imperius,  industrius,  infamus,  invidius, 
jelus,  joyus,  luminus,  malarius,  multijarius,  mischievus,  odius,  odoru^, 
parsimonius,  plenteus,  porus,  ravenus,  rebellius,  resinus,  ridiculus, 
rigorus,  serius,  spontaneus,  tedius,  vaporus,  varius,  vigorus,  vUlanus, 
voluminus,  etc.  Also  many  words  in  -^eous  and  -clous,  and  -uous,  which 
now  take  the  forms  -ceus,  -cms,  -uus.  Ex.  Cretaceus,  farinaceus, 
rosaceus,  etc.;  avdacius, SaUacius,  gracius,  etc.;  arduus,  impetuus,  sinuus, 
strenuus,  etc. 

20.  -ow,    strest  or  unstrest,  pronounst  Uke  o,  long  (0)  or  short  (o).    Rule: 

Change  to  -o.  Ex.  Bio,  bo,  cro,  flo,  glo,  gro,  kno,  lo,  mo,  ro,  she,  slo,  sno, 
so,  sto,  stro,  thro,  to,  etc.;  belo,  besto,  etc.;  heUo,  biUOf  feUo,  furro,  haUo, 
hollo,  mello,  pillo,  sallo,  wiUo,  etc. 

Inflections:  (1)  -owed  becomes  -oed.  Ex.  Croed,  floed,  gloed,  moed, 
roed,  soed,  belloed,  jolloed,  furroed,  etc.  (2)  -ows  becomes  -oes.  Ex. 
Bloes,  croes,  floes,  gloes,  groes,  moes,  roes,  soeSf  toes,  helloes,  feUoes,  haUoes, 
etc.     (3)   -own  remains. 

21.  ph  pronounst  f.     Rule:  Change  to  f.    Ex.  Pantasm,  fantasmagoria,  fan- 

tasy, fantom,  farmacy,  fenix,  fesant,  JUology,  filosofy,  flem,  flax,  fosjorus, 
fotograf,  fotosfere,  frase,  fraseology,  frenohgy,  fysic,  fysics,  fysician, 
fysiology,  etc.;  alfabet,  diafram,  pamflst,  autograf,  paragraf,  telegraf, 
bibliografy,  biografy,  fonetic,  telefone;  aferesis,  atmosfere,  blasfeme,  cenotaf, 
chirografy,  diafanus,  dolfin,  eUfant,  emfasis,  emfatic,  esofa^us,  geografy, 
grajic,  hemisfere,  hieroglyf,  homofone,  homograf,  hyfen,  mefitic,  metamor- 
fosis,  morfla,  morfology,  nymf,  orfan,  parafrase,  perifery,  porfyry,  prof  el, 
profetic,  sarcofagus,  sfere,  sferic,  sfinx,  sofist,  sofisticate,  strofe,  tyfoid, 
tyfus,  etc.;  also  {ph  not  of  Greek  origin),  lymf,  lymfatic,  triumf,  trofy,  etc.; 
calif,  dfer,  gofer,  etc. 

22.  -reed  pronounst  like  rst.     Rule:  Change  to  -rst.    Ex.  Amerst,  forst,  en- 

forst,  pierst,  etc.  See  -need.  Such  spellings  wer  once  common  (Spenser, 
Lodge,  Raleigh,  etc.). 

23.  rh-  pronounst  like  r  (h  silent).     Rule:  Drop  h.      Ex.  Rapsody,  retoric, 

reum,  reumatism,  rinoceros,  rizome,  rododendron,  romboid,  rombus,  rubarb, 
rime,  rythm,  etc. 


RULES  OF  THE  SIMPLIFIED  SPELLING  BOARD  xv 

24.  -rrh-  medial,  pronounst  like  r  (h  silent).     Rule:    Change  to  -rr-  after  a 

strest  vowel,  to  -r-  after  an  unstrest  vowel.  Ex.  Catarral,  diarea,  hemor- 
age,  etc. 

25.  -some  pronounst  like  -sum.     Rule:  Change  to  -sum.    Ex.  Adventuresum, 

blithesum,  burdensum,  huxum  (bucsum),  cumbersum,  darksum,  dolesum, 
frolicsum,  fidsum,  gamesum,  gladsum,  handsum,  irksum,  lightsum,  loath- 
sum,  lonesum,  longsum,  meddlesum,  mettlesum,  noisum,  quarrelsum,  tire- 
sum,  toUsum,  toothsum,  troublesum,  wearisum,  winsum,  etc. 

26.  -ss  final,  in  monosyllables,  pronounst  Uke  s.    Rule  :  Drop  one  s.     Ex.  Bas, 

bras,  clas,  eras,  glas,  gras,  las,  mas,  pas,  bles,  ches,  ores,  dres,  les,  mes, 
pres,  stres,  tres,  blis,  his,  kis,  mis,  bos,  cros,  dros,  fios,  gros,  los,  mos,  tos, 
Ims,  fus,  mus,  pus,  trus,  etc. 

27.  -ue  final,  after  I  or  r,  pronounst  like  long  u.    Rule:  Change  to  -u.    Ex. 

Blu,  du,  flu,  glu,  etc.;  ru,  tru,  etc.;  accru,  constru,  imbru.  Inflections 
unchanged:  Blued,  blu£s,  glv^d,  etc.    See  5. 

28.  wr-,  with  w  silent.    Rule  :  Drop  w.     Ex.  Rack,  raith,  rangle,  rap,  rath,  reak, 

reath,  reathe,  reck,  ren,  rench,  rest,  resile,  retch,  retched,  riggle,  right,  ring, 
rinkle,  rist,  rite,  riter,  rithe,  riting,  ritten,  rang,  roth,  rought,  rung,  etc. 
wr-  may  be  kept  where  one  wishes  to  avoid  an  apparent  conflict  with 
similar  words,  as  in  write,  wright,  wring,  etc. 

29.  -zz  final.    Rule:  Drop  one  z.    Ex.  Buz,  flz,  friz,  siz,  whiz.    See  30. 

30.  Double  consonant,  final,  namely,  -bb,  -dd,  -ff,  -gg,  -11,  -nn,  -rr,  -ss,  -tt, 

-zz.  Rule  :  Use  a  single  consonant.  Ex.  Eb,  ad,  od,  cuf,  eg,  el,  er,  6wr, 
whir,  bos,  bos,  pres,  net,  set,  buz,  etc. 


A  Dictionary 

of 

Simplified  Spelling 


accumpany 


a-bant'dond"*,  pa.    Abandoned. 
a-basht''**,  pp.    Abashed. 
a-bat'a-bF,  a.    Abatable. 
ab'by^,  n.    Abbey. 
ab'dl-ca-bl*",  a.    Abdicable. 
ab'di-ca"tlv*,  a.    Abdicative. 
ab'dl-tiv®,  a.    Abditive. 
ab-hord'f**,  pp.    Abhorred. 
-abP,  sufix.    -able. 
ab'la-tlv^*%  a.  &  n.    Ablative. 
a-borish-a-bP,  a.     Abolishable. 
a-borisht"^**,  pp.    Abolished. 
a-bom'i-na-bP,  a.    Abominable. 
a-bor'tlv^**,  a.    Abortive. 
ab-ra'slv*,  a.  &  n.    Abrasive. 
a-brest'^**,  adv.    Abreast. 
a-bridg'inent*,  n.    Abridgement. 
ab-solv'^**,  vt.    Absolve. 
ab-solv'a^bP,  a.    Absolvable. 
ab-solvd'^*^,  pp.    Absolved. 
ab-sorb'a-bP,  a.    Absorbable. 
ab-sorbd'^**,  pp.    Absorbed. 
ab-sorp'tlv^*',  a.    Absorptive. 
ab-staind'*"**,  pp.    Abstained. 
ab-strac'tiv'*",  a.    Abstractive. 
a-bu'slv*"*^,  a.    Abusive. 
a-bu'slv-ly%  adv.    Abusively. 
a-bu'siv-ness*,  n.    Abusiveness. 
a-buv'**,  a.,  n.,  adv.  &  prep.    Above. 
a-buze'^,  vt.    Abuse. 
ac-cel'er-a-tlv^**,  a.    Accelerative. 
ac-cept'a-bP,  a.    Acceptable,     [ness. 
ac-cept'a-bl-ness',    n.      Acceptable- 


ac-cep'tlv^,  a.    Acceptive. 

ac-ces'sI-bF,  a.    Accessible. 

ac-ces'slond*,  pp.    Accessioned. 

ac-clalm'a-bP,  a.     Acclaimable. 

ac-clatmd'^,  pp.    Acclaimed. 

ac-cU'ma-ta-bP,  a.    Acchmatable. 

ac-cirma-tiz"a-bl,  -tls^a-bP,  a.  Ac- 
climatizable,  acclimatisable.        [ble. 

ac-com'mo-da-bl^  a.    Accommoda- 

ac-com'mo-da-bl-nes8^,  n.  Ac- 
commodableness. 

ac-coiii'ino-da"tlv*'**,  a.  Accommo- 
dative. 

ac-coin'ino-da"tlv-ness*,  n.  Ac- 
conmiodativeness. 

ac-com'ple-tlv*,  a.    Accompletive. 

ac-com'plis^,  n.    Accomplice. 

ac-com'plish-a-bF,  a.  Accomplish- 
able. 

ac-com'plisht^*",  pa.    Accomplished. 

ac-compt'a-bF,  a.    Accomptable. 

ac-cord'a-bF,  a.    Accordable. 

ac-cost'a-bF,  a.    Accostable. 

ac-count'a-bl'*,  a.    Accountable. 

ac-count'a-bl-ness**,  n.  Account- 
ableness. 

ac-cou'ter*,  vt.    Accoutre. 

ac-cou'terd*,  pp.    Accoutered. 

ac-cre'tlv*,  a.    Accretive. 

ac-cru'*,  V.  &  n.    Accrue. 

ac-cuin'pa-ni-ineDt%  n.  Accompa- 
niment. 

ac-cuni'pa-ny%  vt.  &  vi.    Accompany. 


accumulabl 
alimcntlv 


ac-CTi'i^u-Sa-'bif),  a.  /Aocumulable. 

ac-cu'mu-la-tlv'**,  a.  Accumula- 
tive. 

ac-cu'mu-la-tlv-ly*,  adv.  Accumu- 
latively. 

ac-cu'mu-la-tlv-ness%  n.  Accumu- 
lativeness. 

ac-curst'^**,  pa.    Accursed. 

ac-cus'a-bF,  a.    Accusable. 

ac-cu'sa-tlv^**,  a.  &  n.    Accusative. 

ac-cu'sa-tlv-ly*,  adv.    Accusatively. 

ac-cus'toni-a-bl%  a.    Accustomable. 

ac-cus'tomd*"*^,  pa.    Accustomed. 

a-cef'a-lous%  a.    Acephalous. 

a-cer'vu-llii%  a.    Acervuline. 

a-cet'y-lld%  n.    Acetylide. 

a-chlev'%  vt.  &  vi.    Achieve. 

a-chlev'a-bP,  a.    Achievable. 

a-ch!evd'^**,  pp.    Achieved. 

a-chro"ina-tlz'a-bP,  a.  Achromati- 
zable. 

a-cld'I-fi"a-bF,  a.    Acidifiable. 

ac-knowredg-inent%  n.  Acknowl- 
edgement. 

a-cog'ni-tiv*,  a.    Acognitive. 

a'cornd*,  a.    Acorned. 

ac-Quir'a-bP,  a.    Acquirable. 

ac-quIs'l-bP,  a.    Acquisible. 

ac-quls'i-tlv*"**,  a.    Acquisitive. 

ac"rl-mo'nl-us*,  n.     Acrimonious. 

ac'ro-log*,  n.    Acrologue. 

ac'tion-a-bP,  a.    Actionable. 

ac'tlv*"**  a.    Active. 

ac'tlv-ly*,  adv.    Actively, 

ac'tlv-ness*,  n.    Activeness. 

ad''*%  vt.  &  vi.    Add. 

ad'^a-man'tin^,  a.    Adamantine. 

a-dapt'a-bP,  a.    Adaptable. 

a-dap'ta-ttv°,  a.    Adaptative. 

a-dap'tlv^*^,  a.    Adaptive. 

add'a-bl%  add'l-bP,  a.  Addable,  add- 
ible. 

ad'dl-tlv%  a.    Additive. 

ad-drest""*",  pp.    Addressed. 


ad-duce'a-bP,  ad-du'cl-bl%  a.    Ad- 

duceable,  adducible. 

ad-duc'tlv",  a.    Adductive. 

ad'e-qua-tiv*,  o.    Adequative. 

ad-es'slv%  n.    Adessive. 

ad-he'slv^**,  a.    Adhesive. 

ad'jec-tlv''*^,  a.  &  n.    Adjective. 

ad'jec-tlv-ly*,  adv.    Adjectively. 

ad-jolnd'^**,  pp.    Adjoined. 

ad-Journd'®,  pp.    Adjomned. 

ad-judge'a-bF,  a.    Adjudgeable. 

ad-ju'dl-ca"tlv%  a.    Adjudicative. 

ad-)unc'tlv^**,  a.    Adjunctive. 

ad-jurn'^**,  vt.  &  vi.    Adjourn. 

ad-jurnd'^**,  pp.    Adjourned. 

ad-just'a-bl%  a.    Adjustable. 

ad-jus'tiv^,  a.    Adjustive. 

ad'F,  vt.  &  vi.    Addle. 

ad'ld%  pp.    Addled. 

ad-lu'mi-dln^,  n.    Adlumidine. 

ad-lu'min^,  n.    Adlumine. 

ad-me'sure*,  vt.    Admeasure. 

ad-me'zure^,  vt.    Admeasure. 

ad-mlii'ls-terd^**,  pp.   Administered. 

ad-min'ls-tra-bP,  a.    Administrable. 

ad-mln'ts-tra^tlv*"**,  a.  Administra- 
tive. 

ad'ml-ra-bl%  a.    Admirable. 

ad'nil-ra'^tiv*,  a.    Admirative. 

ad'iiil-ra"tlv-ly*,  adv.    Adniiratively. 

ad-mls'si-bP,  a.    Admissible. 

ad-mls'slv^,  a.    Admissive. 

ad-mlt'ta-bP,  ad-mlt'tl-bP,  a.  Ad- 
mittable,  admittible. 

ad-mixt"**,  pp.    Admixed. 

ad-mon'lsht^*",  pp.    Admonished. 

ad-mon'l-tlv^**,  a.    Admonitive. 

ad-mo' tlv*,  a.    Admotive. 

a-dopt'a-bP,  a.    Adoptable. 

a-dopt'a-tiv",  a.    Adoptative. 

a-dop'tlv^*^,  a.    Adoptive. 

a-dop'tiv-ly%  adv.    Adoptively. 

a-dor'a-bF,  a.    Adorable. 

a-dor'a-bl-ness^,  n.    Adorableness. 


accumulabl 
alimentiv 


a-dornd""*',  pp.    Adorned. 
ad-scrlp'tiv",  a.    Adscriptive. 
a-dul'ter-In^**,  a.  &  n.    Adulterine. 
ad-um'bra-tiv",  a.    Adumbrative. 
ad-vanst'^,  pa.    Advanced.        lable. 
ad-van'tage-a-bP,    a.      Advantage- 
ad-ven'tlv*,  a.    Adventive.        [some. 
ad-ven'ture-sum'^*^,  a.    Adventure- 
ad-ver'sa-tlv'**'*,  a.    Adversative. 
ad-ver'sa-tlv-ly*,  adv.   Adversatively. 
ad'ver-tlze'^,  vt.  &  vi.    Advertise. 
ad-ver'tlz-ment^,  n.    Advertise- 
ment. 
ad'ver-tlz"lng*,  n.    Advertising. 
ad-vIz'a-bP,  a.    Advisable. 
ad-vlze'%  vt.  &  vi.    Advise. 
ad-vlzed'%  pa.    Advised. 
ad-Tize'inenf,  n.    Advisement. 
ad-vlz'er^,  n.    Adviser. 
ad-vl'zo-ry*",  a.    Advisory. 
adz^**,  V.  &  n.    Adze. 
a-fer'e-sls*,  n.    Apheresis,  aphaeresis. 
af'fa-bl*,  a.    Affable. 
affa-bl-ness^,  n.    Affableness. 
af-fect'I-bP,  a.    Affectible. 
af-fec'tlv*"**,  a.    Affective. 
af-fll'l-a-bF,  a.     Affiliable. 
af-fin'i-ta-tlT°,  a.    Affinitative. 
af-fln'l-ta-tlv-ly*,  adv.   Affinitatively. 
af-fln'I-tlv*,  a.    Affinitive. 
af-flrm'a-bP,  a.    Affirmable. 
af-flrm'a-tlv^**,  a.  &  n.    Affirmative. 
af-flrm'a-tlv-ly",  adv.    Affirmatively. 
af-flrmd""*',  pp.    Affirmed. 
af-flxt'^*%  pp.    Affixed. 
af-flic'tlv-*%  a.    Afflictive. 
af-fllc'tlv-ly*,  adv.    Afflictively. 
af-ford'a-bP,  a.    Affordable. 
af-for'ma-tlv%  n.    Afformative. 
af-frlc'a-tiv*,  n.    Affricative. 
af-frunt'%  vt.  &  n.    Affront. 
af-fruii'tlv%  a.    Affrontive. 
a-frunt"",  adv.    Afront. 
a-fyrious%  a.    Aphyllous. 


a-gasf  ^**,  a.    Aghast. 
a-gen'tiv*,  o.    Agentive. 
ag-glom'er-a-tlv*,  a.    Agglomerative. 
ag-glu'tl-na-bF,  a.    Agglutinable. 
ag-glu'tl-na-tiv*"*^,  a.    Agglutinative. 
ag^gran-dlz^a-bP,  -dls"a-bl%  a.   Ag- 

grandizable,  aggrandisable. 
ag'gra- vastly*,  a.  &,n.    Aggravative. 
ag'gre-ga"tiv*,  a.    Aggregative. 
ag-gres'siv^**,  a.     Aggressive. 
ag-grest'*,  pp.    Aggressed. 
ag-grlev'*",  vt.  &  vi.    Aggrieve. 
ag-grievd'^*^,  pa.    Aggrieved. 
ag'U^*%  -ile%  a.    AgHe. 
ag'l-ta-bP,  a.     Agitable. 
ag"l-ta'tlv*,  a.    Agitative. 
-a-gog^,  suffix.    -Agogue. 
a-gree'a-bF,  a.    Agreeable. 
a-gree'a-bl-ness%  n.    Agreeableness. 
a-hed'*"**,  adv.    Ahead. 
ald'a-bP,  a.    Aidable. 
alld^**,  pp.    AUed. 
alle^*^,  n.    Aisle. 
aimd^**,  pp.    Aimed. 
alrd^**,  pp.    Aired. 
ake^**,  V.  &  n.    Ache. 
ak'Ing^,  n.    Aching. 
a-larmd'^*^,  pp.    Alarmed. 
a-lar'umd",  a.    Alarumed. 
arca-llz^a-bP,  a.    AlcaUzable. 
al'co-hol-lz"a-bF,  -Is"a-bF,  a.  Alco- 

holizable,  alcoholisable. 
al'fa%  n.    Alpha. 
al'fa-bet^*^,  n.    Alphabet. 
ar'fa-bet'ic*,  a.    Alphabetic. 
ar'fa-bet'i-caF,  a.    Alphabetical. 
al'fa-bet-lze*,  vt.    Alphabetize. 
argra-fy*,  n.    Algraphy. 
a'lien-a-bP,  a.    Alienable. 
a'llend",  pp.    Aliened. 
ar'i-men'ta-tlv*,  a.    Alimentative. 
al"l-nien'ta-tlv-ness',  n.    AUmenta- 

tiveness. 
ar'l-inen'tlv%  a.    Alimentive. 


alimentivness 
appellativness 


ar'i-men'tlv-ness^**,  n.    Alimentive- 


al'ka-ll-fi"a-bF,  a.    Alkalifiable. 
arka-lin^,  a.    Alkaline. 
al'ka-liz"a-bF,  -lls"a-br,  a.  Alkaliz- 

able,  -Usable. 
al-layd'^**,  pp.    Allayed. 
al-lege'a-bP,  a.    Allegeable. 
al-le'vl-a-tiv%  a.  &  n.    Alleviative. 
al-li'a-bP,  a.    Alliable. 
al-lit'er-a-tiv^**,  a.    Alliterative. 
al-lot'ta-bl%  a.    Allottable. 
al-low'a-bP,  a.    Allowable. 
al-low'a-bl-ness^,  n.    Allowableness. 
al-Iowd'^*^,  pp.    Allowed. 
al-loyd'^*^  yp.    Alloyed. 
al-lu'slv^",  a.    AUusive. 
al-lu'slv-ly*,  adv.    Allusively. 
al-lu'slv-ness^,  n.    Allusiveness. 
al'ly*,  n.    Alley. 
arinan-diii%  n.    Almandine. 
al-red'y^*^,  adv.    Already. 
al'ter-a-bF,  a.    Alterable. 
al'ter-a-bl-ness^,  n.    Alterableness. 
arter-a-tlv*"*®,  a.  &  n.    Alterative. 
al'terd^*^,  -pp.    Altered. 
al-ter'na-tlv^*^,  a.  &  n.    Alternative. 
al-tho'^*^,  conj.    Although. 
al'u-min^,  n.    Alumine. 
a-mal'ga-ma-br,  a.     Amalgamable. 
a-marga-ma-tiv%  a.   Amalgamative. 
am"a-ran'thln^*^,  a.     Amaranthine. 
a-mass'a-bP,  a.    Amassable. 
a-mast'^**,  pp.    Amassed. 
am'a-tlv^*^,  a.    Amative. 
am'a-tiv-ness%  n.    Amativeness. 
am'bP,  V.  &  n.    Amble. 
am'bld'^,  pp.    Ambled. 
am'bu-la-tlv*,  a.    Ambulative. 
am'busht*"**,  pp.    Ambushed. 
a-me'lIo-ra-bP,  a.    AmeUorable. 
a-me'llo-ra-tiv%  a.    AmeUorative. 
a-me'na-bF,  a.    Amenable. 
a-me'na-bl-ness^,  n.    Amenableness. 


a-mend'a-bF,  a.    Amendable. 
a-mend'a-bl-ness^,  n.     Amendable- 


a-merce'a-bF,     a-mer-ci-a-bP,    a. 

Amerceable,  amerciable. 
a-merst'^,  pp.     Amerced.  [tine. 

am"e-thys'tlii^**,  -Ine^,  a.   Amethys- 
am-flb'1-a',  n.  pi.    Amphibia. 
am-fib'i-an^,  a.  &  n.    Amphibian. 
am-fib'i-ous^,  a.    Amphibious. 
am-flb'i-us",  a.    Amphibious. 
am'fl-brach^,  n.    Amphibrach. 
ain"fl-the'a-ter*',  n.    Amphitheater. 
a'ml-a-bl'',  a.    Amiable. 
a'mi-a-bl-ness^,  n.    Amiableness. 
am'l-ca-bP,  a.    Amicable. 
am'i-ca-bl-ness^,  n.    Amicableness. 
a-mis'si-bP,  a.    Amissible. 
am-nlc'o-lin^,  a.  &  n.    Amnicoline. 
a-moF'fous^,  a.    Amorphous. 
a-mor'tlz-a-bl^,  -tls-a-bF,  a.  Amor- 

tizable,  -tisable.  [-ible. 

a-mov'a-br,    -i-bF,   a.     Amovable, 
am"phl-the'a-ter*,  n.   Amphitheatre. 
am'pP,  a.    Ample. 
am'pli-a-tiv^,  a.    Ampliative. 
am'pl-ness^,  n.    Ampleness. 
am'pli-fl-ca"tiv'*^,  a.    Amplificative. 
a-mung'^,  prep.    Among. 
a-mungst'^,  prep.    Amongst. 
a-mus'a-bP,  a.    Amusable. 
a-mu'slv^**,  a.    Amusive. 
an'a-glyf^,  n.    Anaglyph. 
an'a-log*"**,  n.    Analogue. 
an'a-lyz"a-bP,  -lys"a-bl',  a.  Analyz- 

able,  -lysable. 
an'a-lyz"a-bl-ness'^, -lys"a-bl-ness% 

n.    Analyzableness,  -lysableness. 
an'a-lyze^**,  vt.    Analyse. 
an'a-pest^,  n.    Anapaest. 
an'a-tln^,  a.    Anatine.  [-ise. 

a-nat'o-mlze''**,  vt.  &  vi.    Anatomize, 
aii"chl-the'rl-ln%   a.  &  n.      Anchi- 

theriine. 


allmentivness 
appellati¥ness 


an'chor-a-bP,  a.    Anchorable. 
an'chord",  pa.    Anchored. 
an'de-sin*,  n.    Andesine. 
a-ne'mi-a",  n.    Anaemia. 
a-ne'mlc*,  a.    Anaemic. 
an"es-the'sl-a*,  n.    Anaesthesia. 
an"es-thet'lc*,  a.  &  n.    Anaesthetic. 
an'gerd'"**,  pp.    Angered. 
an'gF,  V.  &  n.    Angle. 
an'gld^,  pp.    Angled. 
an'guisht^**,  pp.    Anguished. 
an-hal'o-nln*,  n.    Anhalonine. 
an'i-lin^,  a.  &  n.    Aniline. 
an'I-ma-bP,  a.    Animable. 
an'l-ma-bl-ness^,  n.    Animableness. 
an'1-mad-ver'slv*,    a.      Animadver- 
sive.  [versiveness. 

an"l-mad-ver'slv-ness*,  n.    Animad- 
an^i-mal'^u-lln*,  a.    Animalculine. 
aii'l-ma"tlv*,  a.    Animative. 
an'is*"**,  n.    Anise. 
an'ker*",  v.  &  n.    Anchor. 
an'ker-age^,  n.    Anchorage. 
an'kerd*",  pp.    Anchored. 
an'kP,  n.    Ankle. 
an'na-lin^,  n.    Annaline. 
an-neald'*"**,  pp.    Annealed. 
an-nex'a-bP,  a.    Annexable. 
an-nex'lv*,  a.    Annexive. 
an-next'^**,  pp.    Annexed. 
an-ni'hi-la-bF,  a.    Annihilable. 
an-nl'hl-la-tlv',  a.    Annihilative. 
aii'no-ta"tIv*,  o.    Annotative. 
an'no-tin^,  a.  &  n.    Annotine. 
an-nounst^",  pp.    Announced. 
an-noyd'*"*^,  pp.    Annoyed. 
an-nuld"'**,  pp.    Annulled. 
an-nul'la-bF,  a.    Annullable. 
an-nun'cl-a-bP,  a.    Annunciable. 
aii-nun'cl-a-tlv%  a.    Annunciative. 
a-nom'a-lus",  a.    Anomalous. 
an'ser-In^,  a.    Anserine. 
an'swer-a-bP,  a.    Answerable,    [ness. 
an^'swer-a-bl-ness^,  n.     Answerable- 


an'swerd*"*",  pp.    Answered. 

an^themd%  pp.    Anthemed. 

an"thro-pof'a-gy''*«,  n.  Anthro- 
pophagy. 

an-tlc'l-pa-ta-bF,  a.    Anticipatable. 

an-tic'I-pa-tiv****,  a.    Anticipative. 

aii"ti-cor-ro'sIv%  a.  &  n.  Anticorro- 
sive. 

an"tl-fer-men'ta-tlv^,  a.  &  n.  Anti- 
fermentative. 

an-tlf'o-ny'',  n.    Antiphony. 

an-tlfra-sis"",  n.    Antiphrasis. 

aii"tl-pu"tre-fac'tlv*,  a.  Antiputre- 
factive. 

an^tl-py'rln*,  n.    Antipyrine. 

an-tls'tro-fe^,  n.    Antistrophe.. 

an"tI-tox'In%  n.    Antitoxine. 

an"ti-tus'slv%  a.  &  n.    Antitussive. 

ant'lerd^,  a.    Antlered. 

an'vlld^,  pp.    Anviled. 

a-per'i-tlv*,  a.  &  n.    Aperitive. 

ap'P,  n.    Apple. 

a-poe'a-lyps'',  n.    Apocalypse. 

a-poc'ry-fa%  n.    Apocrypha. 

a-poc'ry-faF,  a.     Apocryphal. 

ap'o-graP,  n.    Apograph. 

ap'o-log'',  n.    Apologue. 

a-pos'tF,  n.    Apostle. 

a-pos'tro-fe%  n.    Apostrophe. 

a-pos'tro-flze%  vt.  &  vi.  Apostro- 
phize. 

ap'o-them^,  n.    Apothegm. 

ap-pald'^*^,  pp.    Appalled. 

ap-par'eld^**,  pp.    Appareled,  -elled. 

ap-peara-bP,  a.     Appealable. 

ap-peald'*"**,  pp.    Appealed. 

ap-peard'^**,  pp.    Appeared. 

ap-peas'a-bP,  a.    Appeasable. 

ap-peas'lv®,  a.    Appeasive. 

ap-pel'la-bP,  a.    Appellable. 

ap-pel'la-tiv^*^,  a.  &  n.    Appellative. 

ap-pel'la-tlv-ly*,  adv.    Appellatively. 

ap-peria-tlv-ness",  n.     Appellative- 


apperceptiT 
auctiond 

ap"per-cep'tlv*,  a.    Apperceptive. 
ap"pep-talnd'^**,  pp.    Appertained. 
ap'pe-tl-bP,  a.    Appetible. 
ap'pe-ti-bl-ness",  n.    Appetibleness. 
ap'pe-tr'tiv*,  a.    Appetitive. 
ap-plaus'lv*,  a.    Applausive. 
ap-plaus'lv-ly*,  adv.    Applausively. 
ap'pU-ca-bF,  a.    Applicable. 
ap'pli-ca-bl-ness^,  n.  Applicableness. 
ap'pli-ca-tlv^**,  a.     Applicative. 
ap'pll-ca-tlv-ly*,  adv.    Applicatively. 
ap-plo'slv*,  a.    Applosive. 
ap-poInt'a-bF,  a.    Appointable. 
ap-poln'tlv^**,  a.    Appointive. 
ap-por'tlon-a-bP,  a.    Apportionable. 
ap-por'tlond^*^,  pp.    Apportioned. 
ap-pos'a-bF,  a.    Apposable. 
ap'pos-lt*,  a.    Apposite. 
ap-pos'l-tlv*,  a.  &  n.    Appositive. 
ap-prals'a-bF,  a.    Appraisable. 
ap-pre'cI-a-bF,  a.    Appreciable. 
ap-pre'ci-a-tlv*"*®,  a.    Appreciative. 
ap-pre'cl-a-tlv-ly*,    adv.      Apprecia- 
tively, [tiveness. 
ap-pre'cl-a-tlv-ness',  n.     Apprecia- 
ap"pre-hen'sl-bF,  a.    Apprehensible. 
ap^pre-hen'siv^*',  a.     Apprehensive. 
ap-pren'tis*,  v.  &  n.    Apprentice. 
ap-pren'tlst*,  pp.    Apprenticed. 
ap-prest'*,  a.    Appressed. 
ap-prlze'*,  vt.    Apprise. 
ap-proach'a-bP,  a.    Approachable. 
ap-proacht'*"**,  pp.    Approached. 
ap'pro-ba"tlv*,  a.    Approbative. 
ap'pro-ba^'tiv-ness'',  n.   Approbative- 


ap-ppo'prl-a-bP,  a.    Appropriable. 

ap-pro'prl-a-tlv*,  a.    Appropriative. 

ap-pro'prl-a-tlv-ness",  n.  Appro- 
priativeness. 

ap-prov'a-bF,  a.    Approvable.    [ness. 

ap-prov'a-bl-ness^  n.    Approvable- 

ap-prox'l-ina-tlv'*®,  o.  Approxima- 
tive. 


ap-pul'slv",  a.    Appulsive. 

ap-pul'slv-ly",  adv.    Appulsively, 

a'prond^,  pp.    Aproned. 

a-quat'Iv-ness%  n.    Aquativeness. 

aq'ul-lin,  -line''**,  a.    Aquiline. 

ar%  V.    Are. 

ar'a-bF,  a.    Arable. 

ar'a-bl-ness^,  n.    Arableness. 

ar'bl-tra-bF,  a.    Arbitrable. 

ap'bI-tFa"tiv®,  a.    Arbitrative. 

ar'bor^**,  n.    Arbour. 

ar'bord*,  a.    Arbored. 

ar-ca'ic^,  a.    Archaic. 

arc-an'geF,  n.    Archangel. 

ar"che-oro-gy*,  n.    Archaeology. 

ar'chl-tec-tiv®,  a.    Architective. 

archt"%  pa.    Arched. 

ar'dor'**,  n.    Ardom-. 

ar'e-tln*,  a.    Aretine. 

ar'gen-tin,  a.   Argentine. 

ar-gu'I-tlv*,  a.    Arguitive. 

ar"gu-inen'ta-tlv^**,  a.  Argumenta- 
tive. 

ar^gu-men'ta-tlv-ly",  adv.  Argu- 
mentatively. 

ar"gu-ineii'ta-tlv-ness%  n.  Argu- 
mentativeness. 

a-rlze'%  vi.    Arise. 

a-rlz'n^,  pp.    Arisen. 

armd*,  pa.    Armed. 

ar'inl-stis%  n.    Amiistice. 

ar'mor^**,  v.  &  n.    Armour. 

ar'mord*'**,  pa.    Armored,  armoured. 

a-roze'^,  v.  Arose. 

ar-ralgnd'^**,  pp.    Arraigned. 

ar-range'a-bF,  a.     Arrangeable. 

ar-rayd'^**,  pp.    Arrayed. 

aF-rest'a-bF,  a.    Arrestable. 

ar-res'tlv*,  a.    Arrestive. 

ar'ro-ga-tlv*,  a.    Arrogative. 

ar'tl-cF,  V.  &  n.    Article. 

ar-tlc'u-la-bF,  a.    Articulable. 

ar-tlc'u-la-tiv*,  a.    Articulative. 

ar'tl-flsS  n.    Artifice. 


apperceptiv 
auctiond 


ar'tl-zan^*",  n.    Artisan. 
as-bes'tlii%  a.    Asbestine. 
as-cend'a-bP,  a.    Ascendable. 
as-cen'siv*,  a.    Ascensive. 
as"cer-taIn'a-bF,  a.    Ascertainable. 
as"cer-taln'a-bl-ness',    n.       Ascer- 

tainableness. 
as^cer-taind''"*",  pp.    Ascertained. 
as-crl'ba-bP,  a.    Ascribable. 
as'falt^*",  V.  &  n.    Asphalt. 
as-fyx'l-a^,  n.    Asphyxia. 
as-fyx'l-a-tlv*,  a.  Asphyxiative. 
askt^,  pp.    Asked. 
as-per'siv*,  a.  Aspersive. 
as-per'slv-ly*,  adv.  Aspersively. 
as-perst'*,  pp.    Aspersed. 
a6-sail'a-bF,  a.    Assailable. 
as-sail'a-bl-ness%  n.    Assailableness. 
as-salld'^,  pp.    Assailed. 
as-sas'sin-a-tlv^,  a.    Assassinative. 
as-sault'a-bF,  a.    Assaultable. 
as-say'a-bP,  a.    Assayable. 
as-sayd'*"**,  pp.    Assayed. 
as-sem'bP,  v.  &  n.    Assemble. 
as-seni'bld%  pp.    Assembled. 
as-sen'tlv^,  a.    Assentive. 
as-sen'tlv-ness*,  n.    Assentiveness. 
as-sert'a-br,  as-sert'I-bP,  a.  Assert- 
as-ser'tlv^*®,  a.  Assertive,  [able,  -ible. 
as-ser'tlv-ly*,  adv.    Assertively. 
as-ser'tlv-ness%  n.    Assertiveness. 
as-sess'a-bP,  a.    Assessable, 
as-sest""**,  pp.    Assessed. 
as-sev'er-a-tlv*,  a.    Asseverative. 
as-slgn'a-bP,  a.    Assignable. 
as-slgnd'*"*',  pp.    Assigned. 
as-sim'i-la-bP,  a.    Assimilable. 
a8-slm'l-la-tiv^*%  a.    Assimilative. 
as-slze'^,  n.    Assize. 
as-so'cl-a-bP,  a.    Associable. 
as-so'cl-a-tiv**%  a.    Associative. 
as-so'€l-a-tlT-ly",  adv.    Associatively. 
as-8o'cl-a-tiv-ness%  n.    Associative- 


as-sort'a-tlv*,  a.    Assortative. 
as-sor'tiv*,  a.    Assertive. 
as-sua'slv^,  a.    Assuasive. 
as-sum'a-bF,  a.    Assumable. 
as-sump'tlv^*^,  a.    Assumptive. 
as-sump'tiv-ly*,  adv.    Assumptively. 
as-sur'a-bP,  a.    Assurable. 
as'ter-lskt%  pp.    Asterisked. 
as-ton'ish-a-bP,  a.    Astonishable. 
a-ston'Isht*"**,  pp.    Astonished. 
as-trlc'tlv*,  a.  &  n.    Astrictive. 
as-tFlc'tlv-ness%  n.    Astrictiveness. 
at'mos-ferej,  n.    Atmosphere. 
af'mos-fer'lc*"**,  a.    Atmospheric. 
a-to'na-bP,  a-tone'a-bP,  a.     Aton- 

able,  atoneable. 
afro-fy*",  v.  &  n.    Atrophy. 
at-tach'a-bP,  a.    Attachable. 
at-tacht'^*%  pp.    Attached. 
at-tack'a-bP,  a.    Attackable. 
at-tackt"^**,  pp.    Attacked, 
at-taln'a-bP,  a.    Attainable,      [ness. 
at-tain'a-bl-ness%    n.      Attainable- 
at-talnd'^*%  pp.    Attained. 
at-tem'perd^*%  pp.    Attempered. 
at-tempt'a-bP,  a.    Attemptable. 
at-teinpt'Iv%  a.    Attemptive. 
at-ten'tlv***®,  a.    Attentive. 
at-test'a-bP,  a.    Attestable. 
at-test'a-tlv*,  a.    Attestative. 
at-tes'tiv*,  a.    Attestive. 
at-tor'ny®,  n.    Attorney. 
at-tract'a-bP,  a.    Attractable. 
at-tract'a-bl-ness%  n.    Attractable- 


at-trac'tlv^**,  a.    Attractive. 
at-trac'tiv-ly*,  adv.    Attractively. 
at-trac'tlv-ness^,  n.    Attractiveness. 
at-trlb'u-ta-bP,  a.    Attributable. 
at-trib'u-tlv^**,  a.  &  n.    Attributive. 
at-trib'u-tlv-ly®,  adv.    Attributively. 
at-trib'u-tiv-ness^,  n.      Attributive- 


auc'tiond^,  pp.    Auctioned. 


audibl 
bellev 

au'dl-bP,  a.    Audible. 

au'dl-tlv%  ct.    Auditive. 

aii'serd",  pp.    Augered. 

aug-ment'a-bP,  a.    Augmentable. 

aug-men'ta-tlv''**,  v.  &  n.  Augmen- 
tative, [tively. 

aug-men'ta-tlv-ly*,  adv.    Augmenta- 

aug-men'tiv*,  a.    Augmentive. 

au'gurd*,  pp.    Augured. 

au'rI-cP,  n.    Auricle. 

au-rlf'er-us®,  a.    Auriferous. 

aus-cul'ta-tlv*,  a.    Auscultative. 

aus'pls%  n.     Auspice. 

aut^,  n.    Aught. 

au-thor'l-ta"tiv''**,  a.    Authoritative. 

au'thor-lz"a-br,  au'thor-ls"a-bl%  a. 
Authorizable,  -isable. 

au"to-bI-og'ra-fer^,  n.  Autobiog- 
rapher.  [raphy. 

au"to-bl-og'ra-fy**,     n.       Autobiog- 

au'to-graP**,  v.,  a.,  &  n.     Autograph. 

au'to-graft^,  pp.    Autographed. 

au^to-mo'tlv*,  a.    Automotive. 

au"to-sug-ges'tIv%  a.  Autosugges- 
tive. 

au'tum^,  n.    Autumn. 

a-vaira-bP,  a.    Available. 

a-vatra-bl-ness^,  n.    Availableness. 

a-valld'^*%  pp.    Availed. 


8 


av'a-lanch%  n.    Avalanche. 
av'a-rls*,  n.    Avarice. 
a-verd'*"**,  pp.    Averred. 
a-ver'ra-bP,  a.    Averrable. 
a-ver'slv*,  a.    Aversive. 
a-vert'l-bP,  a.    Avertible. 
a-voc'a-tiv®,  a.  &  n.    Avocative. 
a-vold'a-bl%  a.    Avoidable. 
a-vouch'a-bP,  a.    Avouchable. 
a-voucht'***%  pp.    Avouched. 
a-vow'a-bF,  a.    Avowable. 
a-vow'a-bl-ness^  n.    Avowableness. 
a-vowd'*'**,  pa.    Avowed. 
a-vul'slv^,  a.    Avulsive. 
aw^,  V.  &  n.    Awe. 
a-wak'a-bF,  a.    Awakable. 
a-wak'en-a-bP,  a.    Awakenable. 
a-wak'end^**,  pp.    Awakened. 
a-ward'a-bP,  a.    Awardable. 
awd^**,  pp.    Awed. 
awnd%  a.    Awned. 
awn'ingd%  a.    Awninged. 
aw'sum^,  a.    Awsome;  awesome. 
ax*"**,  V.  &  n.    Axe. 
ax'lF,  a.    Axile. 
ax'P,  n.    Axle. 
axt%  pp.    Axed. 
ay^,  adv.    Aye. 
az'u-rin*,  n.    Azurine. 


B 


bab'P,  V.  &,n.    Babble. 
bab'ld^,  pp.     Babbled. 
bach%  V.  &  n.    Batch. 
back'slidn^,  pp.    Backslidden. 
backt"%  a.     Backed. 


bad' 


Bade. 


badg'erd^,  pp.    Badgered. 
baf'P,  V.  &  n.    Baffle. 
baf'ld%  pp.    Baffled. 
bag^a-tel'^,  n.     Bagatelle. 
bagd%  a.    Bagged. 
baU'a-bl%  a.  .  Bailable. 


balld"%  pp.    Bailed. 
bal'll-wlc*,  n.    Bailiwick. 
baiz^,  V.  &  n.    Baize. 
baranst^,  pp.    Balanced. 
bald^,  pp.    Balled. 
ba'lir*%n.    Baihff. 
balkt^*%  pp.    Balked. 
balld%  pp.    Balled. 
bal-loond'°,  pp.    Ballooned. 
balmdS  pp.    Balmed. 
bal'us-terd^,  a.    Balustered. 
band%  pp.    Banned. 


audlbl 
bellev 


bangd''*%  pp.    Banged. 

beat'n^,  pa.    Beaten. 

ban'gP,  V.  &  n.    Bangle. 

bea'verd*,  a.    Beavered. 

ban'gld'',  a.    Bangled. 

be-calmd'^*%  pp.    Becalmed. 

ban'lsht^",  pp.    Banished. 

beck'ond"*",  pp.    Beckoned. 

bank'a-bF,  a.    Bankable. 

be-cum'%  vt.  &  vi.    Become. 

bankt"%a.    Banked. 

be-cum'lng'',  pa.    Becoming. 

ban' nerd",  pp.    Bannered. 

be-dab'1%  vt.    Bedabble. 

ban'noc",  n.    Bannock. 

be-dab'ld%  pa.     Bedabbled. 

bans",  n.  pi.    Banns. 

be-deckt'"",  pp.    Bedecked. 

bant'erd*"*",  pp.    Bantered. 

be-dev'lld%  pp.    Bedeviled,  -iUed. 

barbd^*%  pa.    Barbed. 

be-dewd'^*",  pp.    Bedewed. 

bard",  pp.     Barred. 

be-dlmd'^*%  pp.    Bedimmed. 

bare'hed"ed'',  a.    Bareheaded. 

be-dlz'end",  pp.    Bedizened. 

bar'gaind*"*",  pp.    Bargained. 

be-dragT,  vt.    Bedraggle. 

bark",  n.    Barque. 

be-drag'ld^,  pp.    Bedraggled. 

barkt",  pa.    Barked. 

be-drencht""*",  pp.    Bedrenched. 

bar'ly",  n.    Barley. 

bed'rld"n^*",  a.     Bedridden. 

bar'na-cF,  v.  &  n.    Barnacle. 

be-dropt'^*",  pp.    Bedropped. 

bar'rac",  n.    Barrack. 

bed'sted^*",  n.    Bedstead. 

bar'reld"",  pa.    Barreled,  -elled. 

bee'tP,  v.,  a&n.    Beetle. 

bar'ri-erd",  pp.    Barriered. 

beevs%  n.  pi.    Beeves. 

bar'rowd",  pp.    Barrowed. 

be-faln'^,  pp.    Befallen. 

bar'terd*"*",  pp.    Bartered. 

be-fer%  vt.  &  vi.    Befell. 

bas",  a.    Bass. 

be-fogd'",  pp.    Befogged. 

bas",  n.     Bass. 

be-foold'"",  pp.    Befooled. 

baskf-*",  pp.    Basked. 

be-fould'"",  pp.    Befouled. 

bas'tiond",  pp.    Bastioned. 

be-frend'%  vt.    Befriend. 

bat'ond",  a.    Batoned. 

begd^*",  pp.    Begged. 

bat'tend",  pp.    Battened. 

beg'gard",  pp.     Beggared. 

bat'terd"*",  pp.    Battered. 

be-gon'%  interj.    Begone. 

bat'tP,  V.  &  n.    Battle. 

be-got'n^,  pp.    Begotten. 

bat'tld%  pp.    Battled. 

be-ha'vior''*",  n.    Behaviour. 

bau'bF,  n.    Bauble. 

be-hed'^*",  vt.    Behead. 

bawW*",  pp.    Bawled. 

beP*",  V.  &  n.    BeU. 

bayd",  pp.    Bayed. 

be-la'bor^*",  vt.    Belabour. 

bay'o-nef 'ed*",  pp.  Bayonetted. 

be-la'bord"",  pp.     Belabored;  bela- 

beacht", a.    Beached. 

boured. 

bea'cond",  pp.    Beaconed. 

be-layd'"*",  pp.    Belayed. 

bea'dF,  n.    Beadle. 

belcht*-*",  pp.    Belched. 

bea'gP,  n.    Beagle. 

beld-*",  a.    BeUed. 

beakt"",  a.    Beaked. 

berdam'',  n.    Beldame. 

beamd^*%  p^p.    Beamed. 

be-lea'ger^,  vt.    Beleaguer. 

bear'a-bP,  a.    Bearable. 

be-lea'gerd"",  pp.    Beleaguered. 

beat'a-bF,  a.    Beatable. 

be-Uev'%  vt.  &  vi.    BeUeve. 

believabl 
borrowd 

be-Iiev'a-bF,  a.    Believable. 
be-llevd'^*%  pp.    Believed. 
be-llt'P,  vf.    BeHttle. 
be-Ilt'ld%  pp.    Belittled. 
berio%  V.  &  n.    Bellow. 
bel'loed*,  pp.    Bellowed. 
bel'loes*,  n.  sing.  &  pi.    Bellows. 
beriowd%  pp.    Bellowed. 
be-lo'^,  adv.    Below. 
be-longd"^*^,  pp.    Belonged. 
be-luv'%  vt.    Belove. 
be-luvd'^,  pp.    Beloved. 
be-luv'ed^,  a.    Beloved. 
be-moand'^*^,  pp.    Bemoaned. 
be-inockt"^*%  pp.    Bemocked. 
bencht*,  pp.    Benched. 
ben'e-fls®,  n.    Benefice. 
bett'e-fist®,  pp.    Beneficed. 
be-num'^**,  vt.    Benumb. 
be-numd'^**,  pp.    Benumbed. 
be-queathd'^*^,  pp.    Bequeathed. 
be-reav'^,  vt.    Bereave. 
be-reavd"'**,  pp.    Bereaved. 
be-rib'bond®,  pp.     Beribboned. 
be-rlme'.^,  vt.    Berhyme. 
bertht*,  pp.    Berthed. 
be-seemd""**,  pp.    Beseemed. 
be-smeard'*'**,  pp.    Besmeared. 
be-span'gl^,  vt.    Bespangle. 
be-span'gld'*,  pp.    Bespangled. 
be-spat'terd^*^,  pp.    Bespattered. 
be-spred'*"*^,  vt.    Bespread. 
be-sprln'kF,  vt.    Besprinkle. 
be-sprin'kld'",  pp.    Besprinkle(\ 
be-sted'*,  vt.    Bestead. 
be-stlrd'^*%  pp.    Bestirred. 
be-sto'*,  v.    Bestow. 
be-stowd'^*^,  pp.    Bestowed. 
be-strad'i^,  vt.    Bestraddle. 
be-strad'ld^,  pp.    Bestraddled. 
be-strewd'^,  pp.    Bestrewed. 
be-to'kend*,  pp.    Betokened. 
be-trayd'*,  pp.    Betrayed. 
be-trotht'^*%  pa.    Betrothed. 


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bet'terd^*%  pp.    Bettered. 
beu'te-ous^,  a.    Beauteous. 
beu't!-fuF,  a.    Beautiful. 
beu'tl-fy%  vt.  &  vi.    Beautify. 
beu'ty%  n.    Beauty. 
bev'eld''**,  pa.    Beveled;  bevelled. 
bev'el-Ing',  n.    Bevelling. 
be-walld'*'*%  pp.    Bewailed. 
be-wlch",  vt.    Bewitch. 
be-wtl'derd'^*^,  pp.    Bewildered. 
be-wltcht'^*%  pp.    Bewitched. 
be-wrayd'%  pp.     Bewrayed. 
bl'ast^**,  pp.    Biased;  biassed. 
blbd%  pp.    Bibbed. 
blb"lI-og'ra-fer^**,  n.    Bibliographer. 
blb"lI-o-graf'Ic*,  a.    Bibhographic. 
bib"lI-og'ra-fy^**,  n.    Bibliography. 
bl-cef'a-Ious'^,  a.    Bicephalous. 
blck'erd"*,  pp.    Bickered. 
br'curord^,  a.    Bicolored;  bicoloured. 
bld'da-bF,  a.    Biddable. 
bid'da-bl-ness^,  n.    Biddableness. 
blP*%  V.  &  n.    BiU. 
blld%  vt.  &  vi.    Build. 


blld' 


a.     BiUed. 


blld'er*,  n.    Builder. 
blld'lng%  n.    Building. 
bil'Ius*,  a.    Bilious. 
bllkt^*%  pp.    Bilked. 
bll'lo*,  V.  &  n.    Billow. 
biriowd*,  pp.    Billowed. 
bilt%  pa.    Built. 
bIn'na-cF,  n.     Binnacle. 
bIn'o-cP,  n.    Binocle. 
bl-og'ra-fer***®,  n.     Biographer. 
bl"o-graf'lc*,  a.    Biographic. 
bl"o-graf'I-caP,  a.    Biographical. 
bl-og'ra-fy^**,  n.    Biography. 
bl-part'l-bP,  a.    Bipartible. 
bircht*,  pp.    Birched. 
bIs-sex'tIP**,  -lie",  a.  &  n.    Bissextile. 
bls'ter^**,  n.    Bister;  bistre. 
bit'n'',  pp.     Bitten. 
bi-tu'ml-nus^,  a.    Bituminous. 


11 . 

bit'terd*,  pp.    Bittered. 
bl'valv*"**,  a.  &  n.    Bivalve. 
bl'valvd*,  a.    Bivalved. 
blabd"%  pp.     Blabbed. 
black'balld"^,  pp.    BlackbaUed. 
black'end''*',  pp.    Blackened. 
black'*eyd"^*%  a.    Black-eyed. 
black' gard^**,  v.,  a.  &  n.    Blackguard. 
black"led"'*%  vt.    Blacklead. 
black'malld"^*',  pp.    Blackmailed. 
blackf",  pp.    Blacked. 
blam'a-bl^,  o.    Blamable. 
blam'a-bl-ness%  n.    Blamableness. 
blame' wur"thy%  a.    Blameworthy. 
blanchf*',  pp.     Blanched. 
blan'dlsht^**,  pp.    Blandished. 
blankt%  pp.    Blanked. 
bias -feme'"',  vt.  &  vi.    Blaspheme. 
blas'fe-mous^,  a.    Blasphemous. 
blas'fe-my**,  n.    Blasphemy. 
bla'zond%  pp.    Blazoned. 
bleachf**,  pp.    Bleached. 
bleard^**,  pp.    Bleared. 
blem'isht^*%  a.    Blemished. 
blencht"*,  pp.    Blenched. 
blend^,  n.    Blende. 
bles',  V.    Bless. 

bless'ed'',  blesf**,  a.    Blessed;  blest. 
bllnd'wurm"*",  n.    blindworm. 
blliikt-*%  pp.     Bhnked. 
blis%  n.    Bhss. 
blls'terd^**,  pp.    Bhstered. 
bllthe'sum"*,  a.    BUthesome. 
bio',  V.  &  n.    Blow. 
blobd',  pp.    Blobbed. 
bloch^,  V.  &  n.    Blotch. 
blocht^*',  pp.    Blotched. 
block'hed""',  n.    Blockhead. 
blockt^*%  pp.    Blocked. 
bloes',  V.  &  n.    Blows. 
blond%  a.  &  n.    Blonde. 
bloomd''",  pp.    Bloomed. 
blos'somid''*',  pp.    Blossomed. 
blotcht",  pp.    Blotched. 


belivabl 
borrowd 


blu%  V.  &  a.    Blue. 
blu',  imp.    Blew. 
blub'berd^*%  pa.    Blubbered. 
blubd%  pp.    Blubbed. 
bludg'eond%  a.    Bludgeoned. 
blue'^eyd'"",  a.     Blue=eyed. 
bluP*%  v.,  a.  &  n.    BlufiF. 
bluf'a-bF,  a.    Bluff  able. 
bluft^*%  pp.    Bluffed. 
blun'derd''*',  pp.    Blundered. 
blun'der-hed'"",  n.    Blunderhead. 
blurd''*',  pp     Blurred. 
blushf*',  pp.    Blushed. 
blus'terd''*',  pp.    Blustered. 
bo',  V.  &  n.    Bow. 
boat'a-bF,  a.    Boatable. 
bob'blnd',  pp.    Bobbined. 
bobd*"*',  pp.    Bobbed. 
bob'talld"^*',  a.     Bobtailed. 
boch%  V.  &  n.    Botch. 
bochf,  pp.    Botched. 
bod'is',  n.     Bodice. 
bod'lst',  a.     Bodiced. 
bod'ygard"^,  n.    Body-guard. 
bogd',  pp.    Bogged. 
bog'F,  vt.  &  vi.    Boggle. 
bog'ld'',  pp.    Boggled. 
boild"%  pp.    Boiled. 
bold'end',  pp.    Boldened. 
bol'sterd',  pp.    Bolstered. 
bolt'hed"%  n.    Bolthead. 
bom^,  V.  &  n.    Bomb. 
bom"ba-zine'^,  n.    Bombasine. 
bom'shel"^,  n.    Bombshell. 
bookt*"*',  pp.    Booked. 
book'wurm"%  n.     Bookworm. 
boomid"',  pp.    Boomed. 
booz*",  V.  &  n.    Booze;  boose. 
boozd',  pp.    Boozed. 
booz'y^,  a.     Boosy. 
bor'a-bF,  a.     Borable. 
bor'derd*"*',  pp.    Bordered. 
bor'o',  n.    Borough. 
bor'rowd^*',  pp.    Borrowed. 


caUlgraff 

12 

bos*,  V.  &  n.    Boss. 

breath'a-bP,  a.    Breathable. 

bo'somd",  pp.    Bosomed. 

breath'a-bl-ness^,    n.       Breathable- 

bost''*%  pp.    Bossed. 

ness. 

botcht%  pp.    Botched. 

breathd"%  pp.     Breathed. 

both'erd^*%  pp.    Bothered. 

bred-'S  v.  &  n.    Bread. 

bot'F,  V.  &  n.    Bottle. 

bredth^*^,  n.    Breadth. 

bot'ld^,  pp.     Bottled. 

breech t^*^,  pp.    Breeched. 

bets'",  n.  pi.    Botts. 

breez%  n.    Breeze. 

bot'tomd%  a.    Bottomed. 

breezd^,  pp.    Breezed. 

boul'derd*,  pp.    Bouldered. 

brek'fast^*%  v.  &  n.    Breakfast. 

bounce'a-bF,  Bounceable. 

brest^*%  V.  &  n.     Breast. 

bounst^,  pp.    Bounced. 

breth^*%n.    Breath. 

boun'ti-a-bF,  a.     Bountiable. 

brewd^**,  pp.    Brewed. 

bowd^*%  a.    Bowed. 

brlckt^*%  pp.     Bricked. 

bow'eld*,  a.    Boweled. 

bride' weP,  n.    Bridewell. 

bow'erd^,  a.    Bowered. 

brleft^*%  pp.    Briefed. 

bowld*,  pp.    Bowled. 

brlght'end^S  pp.    Brightened. 

bow'Un^,  n.    Bowlme. 

brlmd^*®,  pp.    Brimmed. 

box'hauld"^*%  a.    Boxhauled. 

brin'dF,  n.    Brindle. 

boxt^*%  a.    Boxed. 

brln'dld^,  a.    Brindled. 

bra-chyg'ra-fy^,  n.    Brachygraphy. 

briskt^,  pp.    Brisked. 

bragd^*®,  pp.    Bragged. 

brls'tld^,  a.    Bristled. 

braild*,  pp.    Brailed. 

brIt'F,  a.    Brittle. 

bralnd^**,  a.    Bramed. 

broachf",  pp.    Broached. 

braizd^,  pp.    Braized. 

broad'end^",  pp.    Broadened. 

bram'bF,  v.  &  n.    Bramble. 

broi'derd-*%  pp.    Broidered. 

bram'bld',  a.     Brambled. 

brolld^",  pp.    Broiled. 

bFancht^**,  pp.    Branched. 

bro'mln%  n.    Bromine. 

bran'disht^,  pp.    Brandished. 

bronz^,  v.  &  n.    Bronze. 

bran'gF,  v.  &  n.    Bra,ngle. 

bronzd''*%  pp.    Bronzed. 

bran'gld'',  pp.    Brangled. 

brookt",  pp.    Brooked. 

bras°,  n.    Brass. 

broomd*,  pp.    Broomed. 

brast*,  pp.    Brassed. 

browd^,  pp.    Browed. 

brat'tls^,  V.  &  n.    Brattice. 

brownd^*^,  pp.    Browned. 

brawld^",  pp.    Brawled. 

browz^,  V.    Browse,  browze. 

brawnd*,  a.    Brawned. 

browzd^,  pp.    Browsed,  browzed. 

brayd-*%  pp.    Brayed. 

bru*,  V.  &  n.    Brew. 

bra'zen^,  v.  &  a.    Brazen. 

brusht^*^,  pp.    Brushed.    * 

bra'zend^,  pp.    Brazened. 

bub'P,  V.  &  n.    Bubble. 

bra'zler*,  n.    Brazier,  brasier. 

bub'ld%  pp.    Bubbled. 

breachf*",  pp.    Breached. 

buck'F,  y.  &  n.    Buckle. 

break'a-bP,  a.    Breakable. 

buck'ld!,  pp.    Buckled. 

break'a-bl-ness'',  n.    Breakableness. 

buck'lerd^,  a.    Bucklered. 

breamd^,  pp.     Breamed. 

buckt"%  a.    Bucked. 

bos 

13 

caUigraf 

bur*%  v.,  a.  &  n.    Buff 

bur'I-a-bl^,  a.    Buriable. 

buft%  a.    Buffed. 

burk^,  vt.    Burke. 

buP*%  V.  &  n.    BuU. 

burkt^**,  pp.    Burked. 

bulbd-*%  pp.    Bulbed. 

bur'lapt*,  pp.    Burlapped. 

bul'hed"^  n.    Bullhead. 

burld-",  pp.    Burled. 

bulk'hed"''*%  n.     Bulkhead. 

burnd,  burnt*,  pp.    BiuTied. 

bulkt%  VV'    Bulked. 

bur'nisht^*%  pp.    Burnished. 

buI'locSn.    BuUock. 

bur'rowd^*%  pp.    Burrowed. 

bum'bP,  V.  &  n.    Bumble. 

bur'thend^*%  pp.    Burthened. 

bum'bld%  pp.     Bumbled. 

bus",  n.    Buss. 

bunid%  pp.    Bummed. 

bushf-",  pp.    Bushed. 

bumpt*"*^,  -pp.    Bumped. 

bus'kliid^*%  a.    Buskined. 

bun^,  n.    Bun:  formerly  spelled  hunn. 

buskt*,  a.    Busked. 

buncht^*%  pp.    Bunched. 

bust''*%  pp.    Bussed. 

bun'dl%  V.  &  n.     Bundle. 

bus'tP,  V.  &  n.    Bustle. 

bun'dld%  pp.    Bundled. 

bus'tld^,  pp.    Bustled. 

bungd%  pp.    Bunged. 

but%  V.  &  n.    Butt. 

bun'gP,  V.  &  n.    Bungle. 

butch'erd*,  pp.    Butchered. 

bun'gld%  pp.    Bimgled. 

but'*end"%  n.    Butt-end. 

bunkt%  pp.    Bunked. 

but'terd^^S  pp.    Buttered. 

buoyd%  pp.    Buoyed. 

but'tond^*%  a.    Buttoned. 

bur^*%n.    Burr. 

but'trest''*%  pa.    Buttressed. 

burd%  pp.    Burred. 

bux'um%  a.    Buxom. 

bur'den-a-bP,  a.    Burdenable. 

buz*"**,  V.  &  n.    Buzz. 

bur'dend^*^,  pp.    Burdened. 

buzd''*%  pp.    Buzzed. 

bur'den-sum^**,  a.     Burdensome. 

by%  n.    Bye. 

burg"^,  n.    Burgh. 

by'gon"^,  a.  &  n.    Bygone. 

bur'geondS  pp.    Burgeoned. 

ca-bald'^*%  pp.    Caballed. 
cab'lnd^**,  pa.    Cabined. 
ca'bld*,  pp.    Cabled. 
cach%  V.  &  n.    Catch. 
cack'P,  V.  &  n.    Cackle. 
cack'ld'^,  pp.    Cackled. 
ca-cof'o-ny^,  n.    Cacophony. 
ca-cog'ra-fy'',  n.    Cacography. 
cai'tiP*%  a.  &  n.    Caitiff. 
car'a-mog'ra-fer',     n.      Calamogra- 

pher. 
cal'cu-la-bP,  a.    Calculable. 
cal'cu-la-tlv*,  a.    Calculative. 


cald*,  pp.    Called. 
cal'en-dard*,  pp.    Calendared. 
cal'en-derd^**,  pp.     Calendered. 
cal'I-ber'^**,  n.    Calibre. 
cal'1-berd*,  a.     CaUbered. 
ca'llF*%  ka'Iir,  n.    Cahph,  kaliph. 
ca-llg'ra-fy'',  n.    CaUigraphy. 
cal'l-per%  v.  &  n.    CaUiper. 
cal'I-perd*,  pp.    Callipered. 
calkt^*%  pp.    Calked. 
call'a-bl%  a.    Callable. 
caUd^  pp.     Called. 
cal'll-graf%  n.     CaUigraph. 


callus 
chinkt 

cal'lus^,  V.  &  a.    Callous. 
calm'a-tiv%  a.  &  n.    Calmative, 
calmd%  pp.    Calmed. 
calv^*®,  vt.  &  vi.    Calve. 
calvd^**,  pp.    Calved. 
ca-me'le-on^,  n.    Chameleon. 
caiii'fene%  n.    Camphene. 
cam'for'**%  n.    Camphor. 
cam'ford^,  pp.    Camphored. 
cam'nioc®,  n.    Cammock. 
carn'o-mile^,  n.    Chamomile. 
cain-pain'%  v.  &  n.    Campaign. 
cain-paind'%  pp.    Campaigned. 
campf*^,  pp.    Camped. 
ca-nald'^*®,  pp.    Canalled. 
can'cel-a-bl,  can'cel-la-bF,  a.   Can- 
celable, cancellable. 
caii"cel-a'tIoii^,  n.    Cancellation. 
can'celd'^*^,  pp.    Canceled,  cancelled. 
can'cel-ing^,  pres.  p.    Cancelling. 
cand%  pp.     Canned. 
can'dP,  V.  &  n.    Candle. 
can'dld^,  pp.    Candled. 
can'dor''**,  n.     Candour. 
can'kerd^**,  a.    Cankered. 
can'nond^,  pp.    Cannoned. 
can'terd^**,  pp.    Canter6d. 
can'tl-cF,  n.    Canticle. 
can'vast^,  pp.     Canvased. 
can'vast*,  pp.    Canvassed. 
ca'os^,  n.    Chaos. 
ca'pa-bP,  a.    Capable. 
ca'pa-bl-ness^,  n.    Capableness. 
ca-par'i-sond*,  pa.    Caparisoned. 
ca'perd*"**,  pp.    Capered. 
cap'l-ta''tlv*,  a.    Capitative. 
capt%  pp.    Capped. 
cap'taind^,  pp.    Captained. 
cap'tlv''**,  a.  &  n.    Captive. 
cap'tivd*,  pp.    Captived. 
car'ac-ter*,  v.  &  n.    Character. 
car'bun-cP,  n.    Carbuncle. 
card*,  pp.    Carred. 
ca-reend'^**,  pp.    Careened. 


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ca-reerd""**,  pp.    Careered. 

ca-rest'^*%  pp.    Caressed. 

ear"l-cog'ra-fy^,  n.    Caricography. 

car'I-ta"tlv*,  a.     Caritative 

car'iiiln%  n.    Carmine. 

car-mln'a-tiv^*%  a.  &  n.  Carmina- 
tive. 

car'old^**,  pp.    Caroled,  -oiled. 

car'ol-lng^,  pres.  p.    Carolling. 

car'omd®,  pp.    Caromed. 

carpt^*%  pp.    Carped. 

car'rl-a-bl,  car'ry-a-bP,  a.  Carri- 
able,  carryable. 

car'rlage-a-bF,  a.    Carriageable. 

car-toond'%  pp.    Cartooned. 

car'un-cF*%  n.    Caruncle. 

carv^**,  vt.  &  vi.    Carve. 

carvd^**,  pp.    Carved. 

cash-lerd'^**,  pp.    Cashiered. 

casm^,  n.    Chasm. 

casht*,  pp.    Cashed. 

cas'soc*,  n.    Cassock. 

cast^,  n.    Caste. 

cas'tP,  V.  &  n.    Castle. 

cat'a-log^*%  V.  &  n.    Catalogue. 

cat'a-logd*"*®,  pp.    Catalogued. 

cafa-log'^er'^**,  n.    Cataloguer. 

cat'a-log"Ing*,  pres.  p.    Cataloguing. 

ca-tar'raF,  a.    Catarrhal. 

ca-tas'tro-fe^,  n.    Catastrophe. 

catch'a-bF,  a.    Catchable. 

cat'e-chlze^**,  vt.    Catechise. 

ca'terd^**,  pp.    Catered. 

cat'er-wauld^**,  pp.    Caterwauled. 

cat'hed"%  v.  &  n.    Cathead. 

cat'P,  n.    Cattle. 

cau'cus-lng%  pres.  p.    Caucussing. 

cau'cust^*%  pp.    Caucused,  -cussed. 

cau'dP,  V.  &  n.    Caudle. 

cau'dld',  pp.    Caudled. 

caus'a-bl^,  a.    Causable. 

caus'a-tlv*"*®,  a.  &  n.    Causative. 

caus'a-tlv-ly®,  adv.    Causatively. 

caus'a-tiv-ness*,  n.    Causativeness. 


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caut",  imp.  &  pp.    Caught. 
cau'ter-lze"%  vt.     Cauterise. 
cau'tiond%  pp.    Cautioned. 
cav'erndS  a.    Cavemed. 
cav'Ud^**,  pp.    Caviled,  -illed. 
cav'll-Ing^,  pa.  &  n.    Cavilling. 
cawd'^**,  pp.    Cawed. 
cay-en'^,  v.  &  n.    Cayenne. 
ceast*"",  pp.    Ceased. 
ce'drin^*%  a.    Cedrine. 
ce-fal'lc^,  a.  &  n.    Cephalic. 
cef'a-lo-pod%  a.  &  n.  Cephalopod. 
celld''*^,  pp.    Ceiled. 
ceP*%n.    CeU. 
cel'a-tlv*,  a.    Celative. 
celd%  pp.    Celled. 
cere-bra"tiv*,  a.    Celebrative. 
cel'lard*,  a.    Cellared. 
cen'a-cF,  n.    Cenacle. 
cen'o-taP**,  n.    Cenotaph. 
cen'slv*,  a.    Censive. 
cen'sord*,  pp.    Censored. 
cen'sur-a-bF,  a.    Censurable. 
cen'ter^*^,  v.  &  n.    Centre. 
cen'terd*,  pp.    Centered. 
cen'tu-pF,  v.  &  a.    Centuple. 
ce-rog'ra-fy^,  n.    Cerography. 
cer'tI-fl"a-bP,  a.    Certifiable. 
chaF*%  V.  &  n.    Chaff. 
chaf'ferd®,  pp.    Chaffered. 
chaft-*%  pp.    Chaffed. 
cha-grlnd'^,  pp.    Chagrined. 
chalnd^i'%  a.    Chained. 
chalrd^*%  pp.    Chaired. 
chal-cog'ra-fy^,  n.    Chalcography. 
chal'ls',  n.    ChaHce. 
chaIkt-*%  pp.    Chalked. 
cham'berd''*%  a.    Chambered. 
cham'ferd*,  a.    Chamfered. 
chaiii'plond^*%  pp.    Championed. 
champt^,  pp.    Champed, 
change'a-bl%  a.    Changeable. 
chan'neld^*^,  pa.     Channeled,  chan- 
nelled. 


callus 
cUnkt 

chan'nel-ing^,  n.    Channelling. 

chanst",  pp.    Chanced. 

chapf",  pa.    Chapped. 

chap'terd*,  pp.     Chaptered. 

chard^**,  pp.    Charred.  lizable. 

char'ac-ter-iz^a-bP,   a.     Character- 

charge'a-bP,  a.    Chargeable,      [ness. 

charge'a-bl-ness^,    n.      Chargeable- 

char'i-ta-bP,  a.    Charitable,      [ness. 

char'1-ta-bl-ness^,    n.       Charitable- 

char'loc*,  n.    Charlock. 

charmd''**,  pp.    Charmed. 

char'terd''*%  pa.    Chartered. 

chas'a-bl,  chase'a-bF,  a.  Chasable, 
chaseable. 

chas'i-bP,  n.    Chasible. 

chast'end'^*%  pp.    Chastened. 

chas-tlze'^**,  vt.    Chastise. 

chas'tlz-ment^,  n.     Chastisement. 

chas'u-bl*",  n.    Chasuble. 

chat'ta-bF,  a.    Chattable. 

char'terd^**,  pp.    Chattered. 

chawd*"**,  pp.    Chawed. 

cheap'end^*%  pp.    Cheapened. 

cheat'a-bP,  a.    Cheatable. 

cheat'a-bl-ness^,  n.     Cheatableness. 

check%  n.    Check,  cheque. 

checker*,  v.  &  n.    Checker,  chequer. 

check'erd*,  pa.  Checkered,  cheq- 
uered. 

clieckt^*%  pp.    Checked. 

cheekt%  pp.    Cheeked. 

cheerd^*®,  pp.    Cheered. 

cher'lsht^**,  pp.    Cherished. 

ches*,  n.    Chess. 

chewd''*%  pp.    Chewed. 

chid'n*'*%  pp.    Chidden. 

chlP*%  v.,  a.  &  n.    ChiU. 

chUId%  chlld^",  pa.    Chilled. 

chi-me'ra%  n.    Chimaera. 

chlm'ny*,  n.    Chimney. 

chln'sscof  ^,  n.    Chin-cough. 

chind%  a.    Chinned. 

chinkt",  pp.    Chinked. 


chipt 
cogltatiT 

chlpt^*^,  pp.    Chipped. 

chi'ro-graP,  n.    Chirograph. 

chi-rog'ra-fy^**,  n.    Chirography. 

chlrpf.**,  pp.    Chirped. 

chlr'rupf**,  pp.    Chirruped. 

chls'eld'^**,  pa.    Chiseled,  -elled. 

chls'el-ing^,  pres.  p.    ChiseUing. 

chlo'rld^,  n.    Chloride. 

chlo'rln'^,  n.    Chlorine. 

chockt*,  pp.    Chocked. 

choos'a-bl,  choose'a-bP,  a.  Chocs- 
able,  chooseable. 

choos^a-bl-ness,  choose'a-bI-nes8% 
n.    Choosableness,  chooseableness. 

chopt*"**,  pp.    Chopped. 

cho'ro-graP,  n.    Chorograph. 

cho-rog'ra-fy^,  n.    Chorography. 

choze'',  V.  &  n.    Chose. 

cho'zen*",  pa.    Chosen. 

Chris' tend*,  pp.    Christened. 

chron'l-cP,  v.  &  n.    Chronicle. 

chron'l-cld'*,  pp.    Chronicled. 

chron'o-graP,  n.    Chronograph. 

chu*,  V.  &  n.    Chew. 

chuck'P,  V.  &  n.    Chuckle. 

chuck'ld*',  pp.    Chuckled. 

chuckf**,  pp.    Chucked. 

chuP**,  n.    Chough;  chuff. 

chumd*'**,  pp.    Chummed. 

churcht^**,  pp.    Churched. 

churnd''**,  pp.    Churned. 

cic'a-trls®,  n.    Cicatrice. 

cl'fer^**,  V.  &  n.    Cipher. 

cffered*"**,  pa.    Ciphered. 

clg"a-ret'^*%  n.    Cigarette. 

cim'l-tar*',  n.    Scimitar. 

cincht*,  pp.    CiDched. 

clr'cF,  V.  &  n.    Circle. 

clr'cld^,  pp.    Circled. 

cir'cu-la-bF,  a.    Circulable. 

clT'cu-la^tlv*,  a.    Circulative. 

clr'cum-clze^,  vt.    Circumcise. 

clr^'cum-nav^i-ga-bP,  a.  Circum- 
navigable. 


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clr"cum-scrIb'a-bF,  a.    Circumscrib- 
able. 

clr^cum-scrlp'tlv*,  a.     Circumscrip- 
tive. 

clr"cuiii-scrlp'tlv-ly*,  adv.     Circum- 
scriptively. 

clr^cum-spec'tlv*,    a.      Circumspec- 
tive. 

clr^cum-spec'tlv-ly",   adv.     Circum- 
spectively. 

clr'cum-stanst^,  pp.  Circumstanced. 

clr"cum-staii'tl-a-bF,    a.      Circimi- 
stantiable. 

clr^cuin-veii'tlv*,  a.    Circumventive. 

clr"cuin-volv'*'*%  vt.    Circumvolve. 

clr^cum-volvd'^**,  pp.  Circumvolved. 

cls'sors^,  n.  pi.    Scissors. 

clt'a-bF,  a.    Citable. 

cl'ta-tlv®,  a.    Citative. 

clt'rtn^*%  a.  &  n.    Citrme. 

civ'l-lize*,  vt.    Civilise. 

clv'l-liz"[or   -lls"]a-br,   a.      CiviUz- 
able,  civUisable. 

clackt^*^,  pp.    Clacked. 

clalmd*"",  pp.    Claimed. 

clam'berd^**,  pp.    Clambered. 

clamd",  pp.    Clammed. 

clam'orS  v.  &  n.    Clamor. 

clam'ord*"**,  pp.    Clamored. 

clamp'erd*,  pp.    Clampered. 

clampt%  pp.    Clamped. 

claii-des'tlii%  a.    Clandestine. 

clangd",  pp.    Clanged. 

clan'gor^,  v.  &  n.    Clangor. 

clankf**,  pp.    Clanked. 

clap'perd",  pp.    Clappered. 

clapt*"**,  pp.    Clapped. 

clas",  V.  &  n.    Class. 

clasht"*,  pp.    Clashed. 

claspt^*%  pp.    Clasped. 

class'a-bl,  class'1-bF,  a.    Classable, 
classible. 

cla8'l-fl"a-bP,  a.     Classifiable. 

clast^*®,  pp.    Classed. 


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chipt 
cogitativ 


clat'terd''*%  pp.    Clattered. 

clumptS  pp.    Clumped. 

clar'l-cP,  n.    Clavicle. 

clus'terd^*%  pp.    Clustered. 

clawd*'*%  pp.    Clawed. 

clutcht*,  pp.    Clutched. 

clayd^,  -pp.    Clayed. 

clut'terd''*%  pp.    Cluttered. 

cleand'**%  pp.    Cleaned. 

coacht''**,  pp.    Coached. 

cleans'a[or    -l]-bF,    a.      Cleansable, 

co-ac'tlv^*^,  a.    Coactive. 

cleansible. 

co-ad'u-na-tlv*,  a.    Coadunative. 

cleard-*%  pa.    Cleared. 

co-ad'u-na-tiv-ly*,    adv.      Coaduna- 

cleav^,  V.  &  n.    Cleave. 

tively. 

cleav'a-bP,  a.    Cleavable. 

co-ag'u-la-tIv%  a.    Coagulative. 

cleavd*"**,  pp.    Cleaved. 

coaW**,  pp.    Coaled. 

clencht*,  pp.    Clenched. 

coars'end*,  pp.    Coarsened. 

clen'li-ness%  n.    Cleanliness. 

coaxt''*%  pp.    Coaxed. 

cleii'lF^*%  a.  &  adv.    Cleanly. 

cobd^,  pp.    Cobbed. 

clense^,  vt.  &  vi.    Cleanse. 

cob'F,  v.  &  n.    Cobble. 

clenz%  vt.  &  vi.     Cleanse. 

cob'ld^,  pp.    Cobbled. 

clenzd^,  pp.    Cleansed. 

cob'webd"",  pa.    Cobwebbed. 

cler'gl-a-bF,  cler'gy-a-bF,  a.     Cler- 

cock'erd*, pp.    Cockered. 

gyable. 

cock'P,  V.  &  n.    Cockle. 

clerkt"*',  pp.    Clerked. 

cock'ny*,  n.     Cockney. 

cllckt^*%  pp.    CUcked. 

cockt^*%  pp.    Cocked. 

clir,n.    Cliff. 

co'co®,  n.    Cocoa. 

climbd%  pp.    Climbed. 

co'co-nut"%  n.    Cocoanut. 

cllncht^*%  pp.    Clinched. 

coc'tll%    a.    Coctile. 

clink'erdS  pp.    Chnkered. 

cod'F,  vt.    Coddle. 

cllnkt^*%  pp.    CHnked. 

cod'dld%  pp.    Coddled. 

clipt^*%  pp.    CHpped. 

co-er'ci-bF,  a.    Coercible. 

cloakt^*%  pp.    Cloaked. 

co-er'cl-bl-ness^,  n.    Coercibleness. 

clockt%  a.    Clocked. 

co-er'clv^**,  a.    Coercive. 

clogd^,  pp.    Clogged. 

co-er'civ-ly®,  adv.    Coercively. 

clols'terd^*^,  pa.    Cloistered. 

co-er'civ-ness*,  n.    Coerciveness. 

clo'rld%  n.    Chlorid. 

co-e'val*,  a.    Coaeval. 

clo'rln*,  n.    Chlorin. 

co^ex-ten'slv*,  a.    Coextensive. 

clos'a-bP,  a.    Closable. 

co"ex-teii'slv-ly*,  adv.   Coextensively. 

clot'terdS  pp.    Clottered. 

co"ex-teii'slv-ness*,  n.    Coextensive- 

cloyd^*%  pp.    Cloyed. 

ness. 

cloze^  vt.  &  vi.    Close. 

coF**,  V.  &n.    Cough. 

cloz'et',  v.,  a.  &  n.    Closet. 

cof'ferd*,  pp.    Coffered. 

clo'zure^,  v.  &  n.    Closure. 

cof'flnd",  pp.    Coffined. 

clu*,  V.  &  n.    Clew,  clue. 

coff'ing*,  ppr.     Coughing. 

clubd^*%  pp.    Clubbed. 

coff,  pp.    Coughed. 

clucht^,  pp.    Clutched. 

cogd^,  pp.    Cogged. 

cluckt^*%  pp.    Clucked. 

cog'l-ta-bF,  a.    Cogitable. 

clur*%  n.     Clough. 

cog't-ta^tiv^^S  a.    Cogitative. 

cogltatlvly 
compresslblness 


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cog't-ta'^tlv-ly*,  adv.    Cogitatively. 
cog'nl-tlv*,  a.    Cognitive. 
cog'iii-za-bl,  cog'ni-sa-bP,  a.    Cog- 
nizable, cognisable. 
cog'iil-za-bl-ness^,    n.      Cognizable- 


cog-nos'cl-tlv^,  a.    Cognoscitive. 

cog-nos'cl-tiv-ly*,  adv.  Cognosci- 
tively. 

co-he'sl-bl^,  a.    Cohesible. 

co-he'slv^*^,  a.    Cohesive. 

co-he'slv-ly®,  adv.    Cohesively. 

co-he'slv-ness*,  n.    Cohesiveness. 

co-hor'ta-tlv^,  a.    Cohortative. 

colft*,  pp.    Coifed. 

colld*,  pp.    Coiled. 

colnd5*%  pp.    Coined. 

corer^,  n.    Choler. 

cd'er-a*"**,  n.    Cholera. 

corer-lc"",  a.    Choleric. 

col-laps'%  V.  &  n.    Collapse. 

col-lapst'*"**,  pp.    CoUapsed. 

coriard""**,  pa.    Collared. 

col-la' tlv*,  a.    Collative. 

col'leag^**,  n.    Colleague. 

col-lect'a-bP,  col-lect'l-bF,  a.  Col- 
lectable, collectible. 

col-lec'tlv^**,  a.  &  n.    Collective. 

col'll-ga-tlv®,  a.    Colhgative. 

col-liq'ua-tlv*,  a.    Colliquative. 

col-liq'ua-tiv-ness%  n.    Colliquative- 


col-ll's!v^,  a.    Collisive. 
corio-ca'tlon-a-bF,  a.    Collocation- 
able. 
col'lo-ca-tlv*,  a.    Collocative. 
col'lo-graf^,  n.    Collograph. 
col-lu'slv*"**,  a.    Collusive. 
coro-nlz^a-bP,  a.    Colonizable. 
coro-nlze^,  vt.  &  vi.    Colonise. 
col'or*,  V.  &  n.    Colour. 
corord*,  pa.    Colored. 
corter",  n.    Coulter. 
col'terd',  a.    Cohered. 


corum®,  n.    Column. 
coruind%  a.    Columned. 
com-,  prefix.     See  also  under  cum-. 
com-bat'a-bP,  a.    Combatable. 
com'ba-tlv''*%  a.    Combative. 
coin'ba-tiv-ness%  n.  Combativeness. 
combd""*^,  a.    Combed. 
com-bin'a-bF,  a.    Combinable. 
com-bin'a-bl-ness^,  n.    Combinable- 

ness. 
com-bi'na-tlv*,  a.    Combinative. 
com'blf,  vl.    Comble. 
coin-bus' tl-bl%  o.  &  n.    Combustible. 
com-bus'tiv*,  a.    Combustive. 
co-mes'tl-bF,  a.  &  n.    Comestible. 
coni'l-ta^tlv*",  a.    Comitative. 
coin"iiian-deerd'%     pp.       Conunan- 

deered. 
com-mein'o-ra-bF,   a.     Commemo- 

rable. 
com-mein'o-ra-tiv®,  a.     Conunemo- 

rative. 
com-mend'a-bP,  a.     Commendable. 
com-mend'a-bl-ness^      n.        Com- 

mendableness. 
com-menst'",  pp.     Commenced. 
com-men'su-ra-bl,'^  a.    Commensu- 
rable. 
coiii-inen'su-ra-bl-ness%  n.     Com- 

mensurableness. 
com-mer'cia-bF,  a.     Commerciable. 
com-mln'gF,  vt.  &  vi.    Commingle. 
com-mls'er-a-bF,  a.    Commiserable. 
coin-iiils'er-a-tlv*,a.  Conmiiserative. 
com-mls'er-a-tiv-ly*,  adv.    Commis- 

eratively. 
com-mis'siond^,  pp.    Commissioned. 
com-inis'siv%  a.    Commissive. 
com-mls'slv-ly^,  adv.    Commissively. 
commit'a-bP,     com-mlt'I-bP,    a. 

Committable,  committible. 
com-mlxt'^**,  pp.    Commixed. 
com-mo'di-us^,  a.     Commodious. 
com'nion-a-bF,  a.     Commonable. 


19 


cogitativly 
compressiblness 


com'mond",  7>P-    Commoned. 

com'mon-welth''*,  n.  Common- 
wealth. 

com-ino'tiv%  a.    Commotive. 

com-mu'nl-ca-bP,a.  Communicable. 

coin-inu'iil-ca-bl-ness%  n.  Com- 
municableness. 

coin-inu'iiI-ca"tlv^*%  a.  Communi- 
cative. 

com-mu'nl-tlv*,  a.    Communitive. 

com-mut'a-bF,  a.    Commutable. 

com-mut'a-bl-ness%  n.  Commuta- 
bleness. 

com-inu'ta-tlv%  a.    Conmaiutative. 

com-inu'ta-tlv-ly%  adv.  Commuta- 
tively. 

com-pact'l-bF,  a.    Compactible. 

com-pan'i-a-bF,  a.    Companiable. 

com-pan'iond^,  pp.    Companioned. 

com-pan'ion-a-bl.  See  cumpanion- 

ABLE. 

com'pa-ra-bP,  a.    Comparable. 

com'pa-ra-bl-ness^,  n.  Comparable- 
ness. 

com-par'a-tlv^**,  a.  &  n.  Compara- 
tive, [tively. 

com-par'a-tiv-ly",    adv.      Compara- 

coin-par'a-tlv-ness%  n.  Compara- 
tiveness. 

com-pas'sion-a-bP,  a.  Compassion- 
able. 

com-pas'slond*,  pp.     Compassioned. 

com-pas'siv*,  a.    Compassive. 

com'past^*%  pp.    Compassed. 

com-paf  i-bF,  a.    Compatible. 

com-pat'I-bl-ness^,  n.  Compatible- 
ness. 

com-peld'^**,  pp.    Compelled. 

coin-peria-ble%  a.    Compellable. 

com-peria-tlv*,  a.  &  n.  Compella- 
tive. 

coIll-pen'8a-blt^  a.     Compensable. 

coin-pen'sa-tiv%  o.  &  n.  Compensa- 
tive. 


coiii-pen'sa-tiv-ness%  n.  Compen- 
sativeness. 

com-pet'l-tlv*"",  a.    Competitive. 

com-pet'I-tlv-ly*,  adv.  Competitive- 
ly. 

com-pet'i-tiv-ness^,  n.  Competi- 
tiveness. 

com-plaiii'a-bl^,  a.    Complainable. 

com-plaind'^*^,  pp.    Complained. 

com-plaln'tlv*,  a.    Complaintive. 

com-plaln'tiv-ness",  n.  Complain- 
tiveness. 

com^ple-men'ta-tlv^,  a.  Comple- 
mentative. 

com-plet'a-bF,  a.    Completable. 

com-ple'tlv',  a.    Completive. 

coin-plext'%  a.    Complexed. 

com-plex'Iv-ly*,  adv.     Complexively. 

com-pira-bF,  a.    Compilable. 

coin'plI-ca"tlv*,  a.    Complicative. 

com'pUs*,  n.    Complice. 

com-plls'I-ty^,  n.    Complicity. 

coiii'pll-ineiit"a-bl%  a.  Compliment- 
able. 

com^pll-men'ta-tlv*,  a.  Compli- 
mentative. 

com-port'a-bF,  a.    Comportable. 

com-pos'it''**,  a.  &  n.    Composite. 

com-pos'l-tlv^,  a.    Compositive,   [ly. 

com-pos'l-tlv-ly*,  adv.    Compositive- 

com-pos'sl-bF,  a.    Compossible. 

coin"pre-hend'l-bF,  a.  Compre- 
hendible. 

com^pre-hen'sl-bF,  a.  Comprehen- 
sible. 

coin"pre-hen'sl-bl-ness%  n.  Com- 
prehensibleness. 

coin"pre-heii'sIv''*%  a.  Comprehen- 
sive. 

coin"pre-hen'slv-ness",  n.  Compre- 
hensiveness. 

com-press'l-bF,  a.    Compressible. 

coin"press'l-bl-ness',  n.  Compressi- 
bleness. 


compressiv 
eonsumptivness 


2(1 


com-pres'slv*,  a.    Compressive. 
com-pres'siv-ly^,  adv.    Compressive- 

ly. 

com-prest''",  pa.    Compressed. 
com-pris'a-bP,   com-priz'a-bP,   a. 

Comprisable,  comprizable. 
com-prlze'*,  vt.  Comprise. 
com"pro-duc'tlv%    a.      Comproduc- 

tive. 
com'pro-mlze*,  v.  &  n.    Compromise. 
compt'a-bF,  a.    Comptable. 
com-pul'sa-tlv*,  a.    Compulsative. 
com-pursa-tiv-ly^,  adv.     Compulsa- 

tively. 
com-pursiv^**,  a.    Compulsive. 
com-put'a-bF,  a.    Computable. 
com-pu'ta-tiv*,  a.    Computative. 
com-pu'ta-tlv-ness%  n.     Computa- 

tiveness. 
co'na-tlv*,  a.  &  n.    Conative. 
cone*,  n.    Conch. 
con-ceald'^*®,  pp.    Concealed. 
con-celv'^,  vt.  &  vi.    Conceive. 
con-celv'a-bF,  a.    Conceivable. 
con-celv'a-bl-ness^  n.    Conceivable- 

ness. 
con-celvd'*"*®,  pp.    Conceived. 
con-cen'ter*,  vt.  &  vi.    Concentre. 
con-cen'terd*,  pp.    Concentered, 
con-cen'tra-tlv®,  a.    Concentrative. 
con-cen'tra-tlv-ness*,    n.      Concen- 

trativeness. 
con-cep'ta-cP,  n.    Conceptacle. 
con-cep'tlv^**,  a.    Conceptive. 
con-cep'tlv-ness*,    n.      Conceptive- 


con-cernd'^**,  pa.    Concerned. 
con-ces'si-bF,  a.    Concessible. 
coii-ces'slv^*%  o.     Concessive. 
con-ces'siv-ly*,  adv.    Concessively. 
con-ces'siv-ness*,  n.   Concessiveness. 
coii-ciri-a-tlv%  a.    Conciliative. 
con-clu'sl-bP,  a.    Conclusible. 
con-clu'slv^*%  o.    Conclusive. 


coQ-clu'sIv-Iy%  adv.    Conclusively. 
con-clu'slv-ness®,  n.    Conclusiveness. 
con-coc'tlv^**,  a.    Concoctive. 
con-cres'cI-bF,  a.    Concrescible. 
con-cres'clv*,  a.    Concrescive. 
con-cre'tlv*,  a.    Concretive. 
con-cre'tlv-ly*,  adv.    Coneretively. 
con-cu'pls-cl-bF,  a.     Concupiscible. 
con-cu'pls-cl-bl-ness^,    n.      Concu- 

piscibleness. 
con-curd'^**,  pp.    Concurred. 
coii-cus'slv^*%  a.    Concussive. 
con-cust'%  pp.    Concussed. 
cond*,  pp.    Conned. 
con-dem^na-bP,  a.    Condemnable. 
con-demd'*,  pa.    Condemned. 
con-dens'a-bF,    con-dens'l-bP,    a. 

Condensable,  condensible. 
con-dens'a-tlv*,  a.    Condensative. 
con-denst'^*%  pp.    Condensed. 
coii-dlt'%  vt.    Condite. 
coii'dlt%  n.    Conduit. 
con-di'tiond",  pa.    Conditioned. 
coii-do'na-tlv%  a.    Condonative. 
con-du'cI-bF,  a.    Conducible. 
con-du'ci-bl-ness%  n.     Conducible- 


con-du'clv^*%  a.    Conducive. 
coii-du'civ-ness%  n.   Conduciveness. 
con-duct'I-bP,  a.    Conductible. 
con-due' tlv*,  a.    Conductive. 
con-fed'er-a-tlv^**,    a.      Confedera- 

tive. 
con-ferd'^",  pp.    Conferred. 
con-fer'ra-bP,  a.     Conferrable. 
con-fes'siv%  a.    Confessive. 
con-fest""",  pp.    Confessed. 
con-fig'ur-a-tlvS  a.    Configurative. 
con-fin'a-bP,  a.    Confinable. 
con-flrm'a-bP,  a.    Confirmable. 
con-firm'a-tlv%  a.    Confirmative. 
con-flrni'a-tlv-ly%    adv.      Confirma- 

tively. 
con-flrmd'**",  pa.    Confirmed. 


21 


compressiv 
consumptivness 


con-fls'ca-bP,  a.    Confiscable. 
con"fls-cat'a-bF,  a.    Confiscatable. 
coii'fla-gra"tIv%  a.    Conflagrative. 
con-flic' tlv%  a.    Conflictive. 
con-form'a-bF,  a.    Conformable. 
con-forin'a-bl-ness'%   n.     Conform- 
ableness. 
con-formd"^**,  -pa.    Conformed. 
con-frunt'^  vt.    Confront. 
con-fus'a-bP,  a.    Confusable. 
con-fut'a-bF,  a.    Confutable. 
con-fu'ta-tlv^,  a.    Confutative. 
con-geara-bF,  a.    Congealable. 
con-geara-bl-ness%  n,   Congealable- 


con-geald'^**,  pp.    Congealed. 
con-ge'la-tlv*,  a.    Congelative. 
con-ges'tlv*,  a.    Congestive. 
con-glu't!-na-tlv''*%  a.    Conglutina- 

tive. 
con-grat'u-la-bF,  a.    Congratulable. 
coii'gre-ga"tIv%  a.    Congregative. 
con'gre-ga"tlv-ness%  n.     Congrega- 

tiveness. 
eon-gres'slv*,  a.    Congress! ve. 
co-nlf'er-u8*,  a.    Coniferous. 
con-jec'tlv^,  a.    Conjective. 
con-jec'tur-a-bP,  a.    Conjecturable. 
con-jolnd'*"**,  pa.    Conjoined. 
con'ju-ga-bP^  a.    Conjugable. 
con'ju-ga"tlv%  a.    Conjugative. 
con-junc'tlv^**,  a.  &  n.    Conjunctive. 
con-nect'a-bF,  a.    Connectable. 
con-nec'tlv''*",  a.  &  n.     Connective. 
con-nex'ivf*,  a.    Connexive. 
con-no'ta-tiv%  a.     Connotative. 
con-no'ta-tlv-ly®,  adv.    Connotative- 

ly. 

con-no'tiv®,  a.    Connotive. 
con-no' tlv-ly^,  adv.    Connotively. 
con'querd*,  pp.    Conquered. 
con'scion-a-bF,  a.    Conscionable. 
con'scion-a-bl-ness%  n.     Conscion- 
ableness. 


con-sec'u-tIv^*%  a.    Consecutive. 

con-sent'a-bF,  a.    Consentable. 

con-sent'I-bF,  a.    Consentible.    ^ 

con-serv"'*%  vt.    Conserve. 

con-serv'a-bF,  a.    Conservable. 

con-ser'va-tlv*"*^,  a.  &  n.  Conserva- 
tive. 

con-servd'%  pp.    Conserved. 

con-sId'er-a-bF,  a.    Considerable. 

con-sid'er-a-tiv*,  a.    Considerative. 

con-sid'erd^*^,  pp.    Considered. 

con-signd'^*%  pp.    Consigned. 

con"sig-nlf'i-ca-tiv%  a.  Consignifi- 
cative. 

con-sol'a-bF,  a.    Consolable. 

con-sol'a-bl-ness^,    n.      Consolable- 


con-sol'a-tiv®,  a.    Consolative. 

con-sol'i-da"tIv*,  a.    Consolidative. 

con-sort'a-bF,  a.    Consortable. 

con'sta-bF,  n.    Constable. 

con'stI-tu"tiv^*%  a.  &  n.  Constitu- 
tive. 

con-straln'a-bF,  a.    Constrainable. 

con-straind'^*%  pa.    Constrained. 

con-strlc'tiv®,  a.    Constrictive. 

con'stru^,  v.     Construe. 

con-stru'a-bF,  a.    Construable. 

con-struct'I-bF,  a,    Constructible. 

con-struc'tiv^*%  a.  &  n.  Construc- 
tive. 

con-struc'tlv-ness%  n.  Construc- 
tiveness. 

con-sub'stan-tlv^,  a.  Consubstantive. 

con-sult'a-bF,  a.    Consumable. 

cop-sult'a-tlv*,  a.    Consultative. 

con-sult'Iv®,  a.    Consultive. 

con-sum'a-bF,  a.    Consumable. 

con-sump'tl-bF,  a.    Consumptible. 

con-sump' tlv*,  a.  &  n.   Consumptive. 

con-sump'tiv-ly*,  adv.  Consump- 
tively. 

con-sump'tiv-nes8%  n.  Consimip- 
tiveness. 


containabl 
cozy 

con-taln'a-bF,  a.    Containable. 

con-talnd'",  pp.    Contained. 

con-tam'l-na-bP,  a.    Contaminable. 

con-tam'i-na-tiv*,  a.  Contamina- 
tive. 

con-tem'nl-bF,  a.    Contemnible. 

con-tem'perdf*,  pp.    Contempered. 

con-tem'pla-bP,  a.    Contemplable. 

con-tem'pla-tlv^",  a.  Contempla- 
tive. 

con-tem'pla-tiv-ly*,  adv.  Contem- 
platively. 

con-tem'pla-tlT-ness^,  n.  Contem- 
plativeness. 

con-tempt'l-bP,  a.    Contemptible. 

con-ter'mi-na-bF,  a.  Contermina- 
ble. 

con-test'a-bF,  a.    Contestable. 

con-test'a-bl-ness'",  n.  Contestable- 
ness. 

con-tex'tiv*,  a.    Contextive. 

con-tln'u-a-bP,  a.     Continuable. 

con-tin'u-a-tlv^,  a.  &  n.  Continua- 
tive. 

con-tor'slv%  a.    Contorsive. 

con-tor' tiv*,  a.    Contortive. 

con-tourd'%  pp.    Contoured. 

con-tract'1-bF,  a.    Contractible. 

coii-tract'l-bl-ness%  n.  Contract- 
ibleness. 

con-trac'tlP**,  a.    Contractile. 

con-trac'tlv*,  a.    Contractive. 

con-trac'tlv-ly^,  adv.    Contractively. 

coii"tra-dlct'a-bP,a.  Contradictable. 

con^tra-dic'tlv^,  a.    Contradictive. 

con''tra-dls-tlnc'tiv*,  a.  Contradis- 
tinctive. 

coii"tra-po8'I-tlv^,  a.  &  n.  Contra- 
positive. 

con-tras'tlv*,  a.    Contrastive. 

con-trlb'ut-a-bF,  a.    Contributable. 

con-trlb'u-tlv''**,  a.    Contributive. 

con-trlv'a-bF,  a.    Contrivable. 

con-trold'*"**,  pp.    Controlled. 


22 

con-trol'la-bF,  a.    Controllable. 
con-trol'Ia-bl-iiess%   n.     Controlla- 

bleness. 
con-trol'ler^,  n.    Comptroller. 
coii"tro-vert'i-bF,  a.   Controvertible. 
con"va-nes'c!-bP,  a.    Convanescible. 
con-vec'tiv%  a.    Convective. 
con-vec'tlv-ly^,  adv.    Convectively. 
con-ve'na-bF,  a.    Convenable. 
con-vers'a-bF,  a.    Conversable. 
con-vers'a-bl-ness^,  n.    Conversable- 


con^ver-sa'tion-a-bF,  a.    Conversa- 

tionable. 
con-vers'a-tlv%  a.    Conversative. 
con-vers'1-bF,  a.    Conversible. 
con-ver'slv*,  a.    Conversive. 
con-verst'^*^,  pp.    Conversed. 
con-vert'l-bF,  a.    Convertible. 
con-vert'l-bl-ness%  n.    Convertible- 

ness. 
con-ver'tiv^,  a.    Convertive. 
con'vext^,  pp.    Convexed. 
con-vey'a-bF,  a.    Conveyable. 
con-veyd""*",  pp.    Conveyed. 
con-vict'a-bF,  con-vlct'i-bF,a.  Con- 

victable,  convictible. 
con-vlc'tlv*,  a.     Convictive. 
con-vlc'tiv-ly^,  adv.    Convictively. 
con-vlc'tlv-ness%  n.    Convictiveness. 
con-vlnc'I-bF,  a.    Convincible. 
con-vlnst'*,  pp.     Convinced. 
con-voc'a-tiv*,  a.    Convocative. 
con-volv'*,  vt.  &  vi.    Convolve. 
con-volvd'",  pp.    Convolved. 
con-voyd'"®,  pp.    Convoyed. 
con-vuls'1-bF,  a.    Convulsible. 
con-vursW*^,  a.    Convulsive. 
con-vul'slv-ly%  adv.    Convulsively. 
con-vul'slv-oes8*,n.    Convulsiveness. 
con-vulst'*,  pp.    Convulsed. 
cood''*^  pp.    Cooed. 
cook'a-bF,  a.    Cookable. 
cookf**,  pp.    Cooked. 


23      

cooId''*%  pp.    Cooled. 
co-op'er-a-tiv*,  a.  &  n.    Cooperative. 
co-op'er-a-tiv-ly%  adv.    Cooperative- 

ly. 

co-op'er-a-tlv-ness*,  n.  Coopera- 
tiveness. 

coop'erd*,  pp.    Coopered. 

coopf**,  pp.    Cooped. 

cop'a-bl'',  a.    Copable. 

cop'perd*,  pp.    Coppered. 

cop'per-hed"%  n.    Copperhead. 

cop'pls*,  n.    Coppice. 

cops%  V.  &  n.    Copse. 

copt*,  a.    Copped. 

cop'u-la-tlv*"**,  a.  &  n.    Copulative. 

co-quet'®,  V.  &  n.    Coquet,  coquette. 

cord*,  n.     Chord. 

cor'al-lln*,  a.  &  n.    CoraUine. 

cor'beld*,  pp.    Corbeled. 

co-rera-tlv®,  a.    Corelative. 

corkt^*',  a.  Corked. 

cornd^**,  pa.    Corned. 

cor'nerd*,  a.    Cornered. 

cor'nI-cP,  n.     Cornicle. 

cor'nls*,  V.  &  n.    Cornice. 

cor'nlst*,  pp.    Corniced. 

cor'po-ra-tlvtS  «•    Corporative. 

cor-rec'tiv''**,  a.  &  n.    Corrective. 

cor-rec'tlv-ly*,  adv.    Correctively. 

cor-rera-tiv^**,  a.  &  n.    Correlative. 

cor"re-spoii'siv*,  a.     Corresponsive. 

cor^re-spon'slv-ly*,  adv.  Correspon- 
sively. 

cor'ri-gi-bF,  a.    Corrigible. 

cor'ri-gl-bl-ness*,  n.    Corrigibleness. 

cor-rob'o-ra-tiv^*%  a.  &  n.  Corrobo- 
rative. 

cor-rob'o-ra-tiv-ly®,  adv.  Corrobora- 
tively. 

cor-rod'i-bF,  a.    Corrodible. 

cor-ro'sl-bF,  a.    Corrosible. 

cor-ro'sl-bl-ness^,  n.    Corrosibleness. 

cor-ro'siv*'**,  a.  &  n.    Corrosive. 

cor-ro'slv-Iy%  adv.     Corrosively. 


containabl 
cozy 

cor-ro'slv-ness'',  n.    Corrosiveness. 
cor-rupt'I-bP,  a.    Corruptible. 
cor-rupt'l-bl-ness*",  n.    Corruptible- 


cor-rup'tiv*,  a.    Corruptive. 

cor-rup'tlv-ly'',  adv.    Corruptively. 

co'rus*,  n.     Chorus. 

cos'mo-lin*,  n.    Cosmoline. 

cos'tlv^**,  a.    Costive. 

cot'tond*,  pp.    Cottoned. 

couchf**,  pp.    Couched. 

count'a-bP,  a.    Countable. 

coud*",  V.    Could. 

coun'cll-or^,  n.   Councilor,  councillor. 

coun'seld*,  pp.  Counseled,  counselled. 

coun'sel-or'',  n.  Counsellor,  counselor. 

couii"ter-ac'tIv%  a.  &  n.  Counterac- 
tive. 

coun"ter-ac'ttv-ly*,  adv.  Counterac- 
tively. 

coun'terd*,  pp.    Countered. 

coun'ter-flt*,  v.,  a.  &  n.    Counterfeit. 

coun'ter-marcht^**,  pp.  Counter- 
marched. 


coun'ter-slsnd' 


pp. 


Counter- 


coun"ter-vaira-bP,  a.    Countervail- 

able. 
coun'ter-valld*,  a.    Countervailed. 
coup'la-bP,  a.    Couplable. 
couple.     See  cupl. 
courst*,  pp.    Coursed. 
courfmar'tlald*,     pp.       Courtmar- 

tialed. 
cover.     See  cuver. 
cov'erd*,  pp.    Covered. 
cov'et-a-bF,  a.    Covetable. 
cov'et-Iv-ness*,  n.    Covetiveness. 
cow'ard-Is®,  n.    Cowardice. 
cowd^**,  pp.    Cowed. 
cow'erd*"**,  pp.    Cowered. 
cowW**,  pa.    Cowled. 
coz'end*,  pp.    Cozened. 
co'zy*",  a.  &  n.    Cosy. 


crabd 
cyprest 


U 


crabd*,  pp.    Crabbed. 

crockt*,  pp.    Crocked. 

crack'F,  v.  &  n.    Crackle. 

croed*,  pp.     Crowed. 

crack'ld^,  pp.    Crackled. 

croes*,  V.  &  n.     Crows. 

crackt''*%  pa.    Cracked. 

crome*,  n.     Chrome. 

craind^*%  pp.    Crammed. 

cro-mat'lc*,  a.     Chromatic. 

crampt^*%  pp.    Cramped. 

cro'mo*,  n.     Chromo. 

eras*,  a.     Crass. 

cron'ic*,  a.     Chronic. 

crasht^**,  pp.    Crashed. 

cron'i-cle*,  v.  &  n.     Chronicle. 

crawW**,  pp.    Crawled. 

cro-noro-gy*,  n.     Chronology. 

creaktf*',  pp.    Creaked. 

crook'ed%  a.    Crooked. 

creamd''*^,  pp.    Creamed. 

crookt^*%  pp.    Crooked. 

creast^**,  pp.    Creased. 

croond®,  pp.    Crooned. 

cre-a'tlv^**,  a.    Creative. 

cropt^,  pp.    Cropped. 

cre-a'tlv-ly",  adv.     Creatively. 

cros*,  v.,a.&  n.     Cross. 

cre-a'tlv-ness%  n.    Creativeness 

crost^*^,  pa.    Crossed. 

cre'den-clv*,  a.    Credencive. 

crotcht*,  a.    Crotched. 

cre-den'civ-ness*,    n.      Credencive- 

croucht^**,  pp.    Crouched. 

ness. 

crowd*,  pp.    Crowed. 

cred'I-bP,  a.    Credible. 

crownd*,  pa.    Crowned. 

cred'I-ta-bF,  a.    Creditable. 

cru*,  n.     Crew. 

cred'i-ta-bl-ness^,    n.      Creditable- 

cruch%  V.  &  n.    Crutch. 

ness. 

cruchf**,  a.    Crutched. 

cred'1-tiv*,  a.    Creditive. 

cru'cl-bF,  n.    Crucible. 

cred'u-lus*,  a.     Credulous. 

crum^**,  V.  &  n.    Crumb. 

cres*,  n.     Cress. 

crum'bF,  vt.  &  vi.    Crumble. 

crev'ls*,  V.  &  n.    Crevice. 

crum'bld^,  pp.    Crumbled. 

crev'ist%  pp.    Creviced. 

crumd^*%  pp.    Crumbed. 

crlbd%  pp.    Cribbed. 

crum'pF,  vt.  &  vi.    Crumple. 

crlm'l-na-tlv*,  a.    Criminative. 

crum'pld^,  pp.    Crumpled. 

crIm'pP,  V.  &  n.    Crimple. 

cruncht*,  pp.    Crunched. 

crlm'pld^,  pp.     Crimpled. 

crushf**,  pp.    Crushed. 

crlmpt^**,  pp.    Crimped. 

crutcht*,  a.    Crutched. 

crim'sond*,  pp.    Crimsoned. 

crys'tal-IIn*,  a.  &  n.    CrystalUne. 

crIn'kF,  v.  &  n.    Crinkle. 

crys'tal-lls"a-bF,  crys'tal-llz"a-bl% 

crln'kld^,  pp.    Crinkled. 

a.     CrystaUizable. 

crIp'F,  V.  &  n.    Cripple. 

cubd*,  pp.    Cubbed. 

crlp'ld%  pp.    Crippled. 

cudg'eld*,  pp.    Cudgeled,  cudgelled. 

crlspf"*®,  pp.    Crisped. 

cue^**,  n.    Queue. 

crIt'i-cls"a-bF,    crlt't-clz"a-bF,    a. 

cuF*%  V.  &  n.    Cuff. 

Criticizable. 

cuft^*%  pp.    Cuffed. 

crlt'l-clze''*%  vt.  &  vi.    Criticise. 

cuF,  V.  &  n.     Cull. 

cro*,  V.  &  n.     Crow. 

culd-**,  pp.    Culled. 

croakt^*%  pp.    Croaked. 

curor'',  V.  &  n.    Color. 

crocht^,  a.    Crotched. 

curor-a-bF,  a.    Colorable. 

cul'ord^,  pa.    Colored. 
cul'pa-bP,  a.    Culpable. 
cul'pa-bl-ness^,  n.    Culpableness. 
cul'tl-vafa-bF,  a.    Cultivatable. 
cul'tl-va-bF,  a.    Cultivable. 
cul'tur-a-bF,  a.    Culturable. 
cum,  cuins%  vi.  &  vt.    Come,  comes. 
cum'berd''*^,  pp.    Cumbered. 
cum'ber-sum''**,  a.    Cumbersome. 
cum'flt*',  n.    Comfit. 
cum'fort^,  V.  &  n.    Comfort. 
cum'fort-a-bF,  a.    Comfortable. 
cum'fort-er^,  n.    Comforter. 
cum'lng'",  -pa.  &  n.    Coming. 
cum'll-ness^,  n.    Comeliness. 
cum'ly*',  o.    Comely. 
cum-paii'loii^,  v.  &  n.    Companion. 
cum-pan'Ion-a-bP,  a.     Companion- 
able, [ship, 
cum-pan'Ion-ship*',  n.    Companion- 
cum'pa-ny^,  v.  &  n.    Company. 
cum'pass^,  v.  &  n.    Compass. 
cu'mu-la-tlv^*^,  a.    Cumulative. 
cu'mu-la-tlv-ly*,  adv.   Cumulatively. 
cu'mu-la-tlv-ness*,  n.    Cumulative- 


cun'try*"*^,  a.  &  n.    Country. 
cup'P,  V.  &  n.    Couple. 
cup'ld^,  pa.    Coupled. 
cup'ler'^,  n.    Coupler. 
cup'lef,  n.    Couplet. 
cup'llng^,  n.    Coupling. 
cupt^*^,  pp.    Cupped. 
cur'a-bF,  a.    Curable. 
cur'age^,  n.    Courage. 
cu-ra'geous^,  a.    Courageous 
cur'a-tiv*'**,  a.    Cm-ative. 
cur'a-tiv-ly^,  adv.    Curatively. 
cur'a-tlv-ness*,  n.    Curativeness. 
curb'a-bF,  a.    Curbable. 


crabd 
cyprest 

curbd^*%  pp.    Curbed. 
curld^*^,  pp.    Curled. 
curs'ed^,  a.    Cursed. 
cur'slv^**,  a.  &  n.    Cursive. 
cur'siv-ly*,  adv.    Cursively. 
cur'siv-ness*,  n.    Cursiveness. 
curst^*^,  pp.    Cursed. 
curs'ta-bF,  n.    Curstable. 
cur-taild'®,  pp.    Curtailed. 
cur'taind^,  pp.    Curtained. 
cur'te-ous%  a.    Courteous. 
cur'te-san^,  n.    Courtesan. 
curte'sy^**,  v.  &  n.    Courtesy. 
cur'te-us®,  a.     Courteous. 
curv''*^,  v.,  a.  &  n.    Cm^e. 
cur'va-tlv^,  a.    Curvative. 
curvd""**,  pp.    Curved. 
cur'vet-ing^,  pres.  p.    Curvetting. 
cush'iond*,  pp.    Cushioned. 
cus'tom-a-bl-ness^,  n.    Cust^mable- 

ness. 
cu-ta'ne-us%  a.     Cutaneous. 
cu'tl-cF,  n.    Cuticle. 
cut'las*,  n.    Cutlass. 
cut'1-flsh^,  n.    Cuttlefish. 
cuv'e-nant^,  v.  &  n.    Covenant. 
cuv'er^,  V.  &  n.    Cover. 
cuv'erd^**,  pp.    Covered. 
cuv'er-lng^,  n.    Covering. 
cuv'er-Iet^,  n.    Coverlet. 
cuv'ert^,  a.  &  n.    Covert. 
cuv'er-ture^,  n.    Coverture. 
cuv'et^,  vt.  &  vi.    Covet. 
cuv'et-ous^,  a.    Covetous. 
cuv'ey'',  n.    Covey. 
cuz'en^  vt.  &  vi.    Cozen. 
cuz'en-age^,  n.    Cozenage. 
cuz'ln%  n.    Cousin. 
cy"clo-pe'di-a*,  n.    Cyclopaedia. 
cy'prest*,  a.    Cypressed. 


dclvd 


D 


-d*'*%  suffix,  -ed. 
dabd''*%  pp.    Dabbed. 
dab'1%  vt.  &  vi.    Dabble. 
dab'ld^,  pp.    Dabbled. 
dac'tyF*%n.    Dactyle. 
dag'P,  vt.  &  vi.    Daggle. 
dag'W,  pp.    Daggled. 
dam'age-a-bF,  a.    Damageable. 
dam'age-a-bl-ness^,     n.       Damage- 

ableness. 
dam'askt^,  a.    Damasked. 
damd^*',  pa.    Damned. 
dam'na-bl%  a.    Damnable. 
dam'na-bl-ness^,  n.    Damnableness. 
dam-nlf'i-ca-bP,  a.     Danmificable. 
damp'end^,  pp.    Dampened. 
dampt''*%  pp.    Damped. 
dan^dP,  vt.    Dandle. 
dan'dld'',  pp.    Dandled. 
dan'drlf^,    dan'druP,    n.     Dandriff, 

dandruff. 
dan'gP,  vt.  &  vi.    Dangle. 
dan^gld'*,  pp.    Dangled. 
danst^,  pp.     Danced. 
dap'P,  V.  &  a.     Dapple. 
dap'ld^,  pp.     Dappled. 
dapt%  pp.    Dapped. 
dark'end''*^  pp.    Darkened. 
dark'sum''*^,  a.    Darksome. 
darnd*"**,  pp.    Darned. 
dashP**,  pp.    Dashed. 
dat'a-bl,    date'a-bl%    a.      Datable, 

dateable. 
da'tlv^*^,  a.  &  n.    Dative. 
da'ttv-ly^,  adv.     Datively. 
daubd*"*^,  pp.    Daubed. 
dau'fln^,  n.    Dauphin. 
dau'ter*,  n.     Daughter. 
dawnd''*%  pp.    Dawned. 
daz'P,  vt.  &  vi.    Dazzle. 
daz'ld'',  pp.    Dazzled. 


deaf.     See  def. 

de-bard'^**,  pp.    Debarred. 

de-barkt'%  pp.    Debarked. 

de-bat'a-bl,  de-bate'a-bP,  a.     De- 
batable, debateable. 

de-baucht'^*^,  pa.    Debauched. 

de-bin-ta"tlv%  a.    Debilitative. 

dec'a-log^**,  n.    Decalogue. 

de-campt'^**,  pp.    Decamped. 

de-cay'a-bP,  a.    Decayable. 

de-cayd'''*^,  pp.    Decayed. 

de-ceast'^*%  pp.    Deceased. 

de-ceiv'^,  vt.  &  vi.    Deceive. 

de-celv'a-bP,  a.    Deceivable. 

de-celv'a-bl-ness^,    n.      Deceivable- 
ness. 

de-celvd'^*^,  pp.    Deceived. 

de-cep'tiv^*^,  a.    Deceptive. 

de-cep'tlv-ly®,  adv.    Deceptively. 

de-cep'tlv-ness*",  n.    Deceptiveness. 

de-cld'a-bP,  a.    Decidable. 

de-ci'fer^*^,  vt.    Decipher. 

de-cl'ferd*"**,  pp.    Deciphered. 

de-cl'fer-a-bP,  a.    Decipherable. 

de-cl'slv^**,  a.    Decisive. 

de-cl'slv-ly®,  adv.    Decisively. 

de-cl'slv-ness*,  n.    Decisiveness. 

deckd^,  pp.    Decked. 

deckt%  a.    Decked. 

de-clalmd'^*^,  pp.    Declaimed. 

de-clar'a-bF,  a.    Declarable. 

de-clar'a-tiv''*®,  a.  &  n.    Declarative. 

de-clar'a-tlv-ly*,  adv.    Declaratively. 

de-cUn'a-bP,  a.    Declinable. 

de-coct'l-bF,  a.    Decoctible. 

de-coc'tiv*,  a.    Decoctive. 

de"com-pos'a-bF,  a.    Decomposable. 

de''com-pound'a-bP,     a.       Decom- 
poundable. 

de"con-ges'tlv*,  a.    Decongestive. 

dec'o-ra"tl¥^**,  a.    Decorative. 


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de-coyd'*"**,  pp.    Decoyed. 
de-creast""**,  pp.    Decreased. 
de-curor%  vt.    Decolor. 
de-curor-ize*",  vt.    Decolorize. 
de"cre-a'tlv*,  a.    Decreative. 
de-cree'a-bF,  a.    Decreeable. 
de-cre'tlv%  a.    Decretive. 
de-cre'tlv-ly*,  adv.     Decretively. 
de-cur'slv^*%  a.    Decursive. 
ded*"*^,  a.    Dead. 
ded'en*,  vt.    Deaden. 
ded'end^**,  pp.    Deadened. 
ded'en-ing^**,  n.    Deadening. 
ded'hed"",  v.  &  n.    Deadhead. 
ded'ly^t*,  a.    Deadly. 
de-cus'sa-tiv®,  a.    Decussative. 
ded'1-ca-tlv*,  a.    Dedicative. 
de-duc'i-bP,  a.    Deducible. 
de-duc'i-bl-ness^,  n.    Deducibleness. 
de-du'civ*,  a.    Deducive. 
de-duc'tlv^**,  a.    Deductive. 
de-duc'tlv-ly*,  adv.    Deductively. 
deemd""*^,  pp.    Deemed. 
deep'end^t**  VV-    Deepened 
deP*%  a.  Deaf. 
de-fea'si-bF,  a.    Defeasible. 
de-fea'sl-bl-ness%     n.       Defeasible- 

ness. 
de-fect'I-bP,  a.    Defectible. 
de-fee' tlv*"**,  a.  &  n.    Defective. 
def'en^,  vt.    Deafen. 
def'end^*^,  pp.    Deafened. 
de-fend'a-bF,  a.    Defendable. 
def  en-ing''**,  pa.    Deafening. 
de-fense'^**,  n.    Defense,  defence. 
de-fea'sl-bP,  a.    Defensible. 
de-fen'si-bl-ness^,    n.      Defensible- 


de-fen'siv^*^,  a.  &  n.    Defensive. 
dc-ferd'*,  pp.    Deferred. 
de-fln'a-bF,  a.    Definable. 
def'I-nlt^*%  a.    Definite. 
de-fln'l-tlv^**,  a.  &  n.    Definitive. 
de-fln'l-tlv-ly*,  adv.    Definitively. 


-d 
delvd 

de-fin'1-tiv-ness*,  n.     Definitiveness. 
def  l-nlt-ly^,  adv.    Definitely. 
def  1-nlt-ness",  n.     Definiteness. 
def'la-gra-bP,  a.    Deflagrable. 
de-flect'l-bP,  a.    Deflectible. 
de-flec'tiv®,  a.    Deflective. 
def  ness^**,  n.    Deafness. 
de-form'a-bF,  a.    Deformable. 
de-form'a-tlv^,  a.    Deformative. 
de-formd"'**,  pa.    Deformed. 
de-frayd""**,  pp.    Defrayed. 
de-gen'er-a-tlv*,  a.    Degenerative. 
de-glu'ti-bP,  a.    Deglutible. 
de-glu'tl-tlv*,  a.     Deglutitive. 
de-gres'slv*,  a.    Degressive. 
de-hor'ta-tlv*,  a.    Dehortative. 
dein^,  v.     Deign. 
deind%  pp.    Deigned. 
de-jec'tll%  a.    Dejectile. 
deF*%  n.    DeU.  . 
de-lay'a-bF,  a.    Delayable. 
de-layd'%  pp.    Delayed. 
del'e-bP,  del'l-bF,  a.  Deleble,  delible. 
de-lec'ta-bF,  a.    Delectable. 
de-lec'ta-bl-ness*",    n.      Delectable- 


del'e-ga-bF,  a.    Delegable. 
de-le'tlv*,  a.    Deletive. 
de-Ub'er-a-tlv^**,  a.    Deliberative. 
de-Ub'er-a-tlv-ly*,     adv.      DeKbera- 

tively. 
de-Ub'er-a-tiv-ness*,    n.      Delibera- 

tiveness. 
de-lim'i-ta-tiv®,  a.    Delimitative. 
de-Un'e-a-bF,  a.    Delineable. 
de-lln'e-a-tlv*,  a.    Delineative. 
de-lite'%  v.  &  n.    DeUght. 
de-llt'ed%  pa.    Delighted. 
de-Uv'erd^",  pp.    Delivered 
delt^*%  pp.    Dealt. 
de-lud'a-bF,  a.    Deludable. 
de-lu'slv'**,  a.    Delusive. 
delv%  V.  &  n.    Delve. 
delvd^,  pp.    Delved. 


demagog 
diagramd 

dem'a-gog''**,  n.    Demagogue. 

de-mand'a-bP,  a.    Demandable. 

de-meand'*'*^,  pp.    Demeaned. 

de-mean'or^*^,  n.    Demeanor. 

de-inene'%  n.    Demesne. 

de-inen'ta-tlv%  a.    Dementative. 

de-merst'^,  a.    Demerged. 

de-mls'a-bP,  a.    Demisable. 

de-mis'slv*,  a.    Demissive. 

dem"o-crat"I-fl'a-bP,  a.  Democrati- 
fiable. 

de-mol'lsht^*®,  pp.    Demolished. 

de'mon-is"a-bF,  de'mon-l2"a-bP, 
a.     Demonisable,  demonizable. 

de-mon'stra-bP,  a.    Demonstrable. 

de-inon'stra-bl-ness%  n.  Demon- 
strableness. 

de-iiioii'stra-ti?^*%  a.  &  n.  Demon- 
strative. 

de-mon'stra-tiv-ly^,  adv.  Demon- 
stratively. 

de-mon'stra-tlv-ness",  n.  Demon- 
strativeness. 

de-mount'a-bF,  a.    Demountable. 

de-inurd'%  pp.    Demurred. 

de-mur'a-bP,  a.    Demurrable. 

dend%  pp.    Denned. 

de-ni'a-bP,  a.    Deniable. 

de-nom'i-na-bF,  a.    Denominable. 

de-nom'I-na-tlv^*^,  a.  &  n.  Denom- 
inative. 

de-not'a-bP,  a.    Denotable. 

de-no'ta-tiv®,  a.    Denotative. 

de-no'ta-tIv-ly%  adv.     Denotatively. 

de-oo'tlv%  a.    Denotive. 

de-nounst'^,  pp.    Denounced. 

den'ti-frls*,  n.    Dentifrice. 

de-nu'da-tiv^,  a.    Denudative. 

de-nu'mer-a-bP,  a.    Denumerable. 

de-nun'cl-a-bP,  a.    Denunciable. 

de-nun'cl-a-tlv®,  a.    Denunciative. 

de-pend'a-bP,  a.    Dependable. 

de-pend'a-bl-ness^  ».    Dependable- 


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de-ple'tiv*,  a.  &  n.    Depletive. 
de-plor'a-bP,  a.    Deplorable. 
de-plor'a-bl-ness'*,    n.      Deplorable- 

ness. 
de-ployd'^*%  pp.    Deployed. 
de-pos'a-bP,  a.    Deposable. 
de-pos'lt*,  V.  &  n.    Deposit. 
de-pos'i-tlv*,  a.    Depositive. 
dep're-ca-bP,  a.    Deprecable. 
dep're-ca-tiv*,  a.    Deprecative. 
dep're-ca-tlv-ly^,  adv.     Deprecative- 

ly. 

de-pre'cl-a-tiv^,  a.    Depreciative. 
de-pre'cl-a-tiv-ly®,    adv.      Deprecia- 

tively. 
dep're-da-bP,  a.    Depredable. 
de-pres'si-bP,  a.    Depressible. 
de-pres'siv^**,  a.    Depressive. 
de-prest""*^,  pa.    Depressed. 
de-prlv'a-bP,  a.    Deprivable. 
de-prlv'a-tiv*,  a.    Deprivative. 
dep'u-ra-tlv^,  a.  &  n.    Depurative. 
dep'u-ta-bP,  a.    Deputable. 
dep'u-ta-tiv*,  a.     Deputative. 
de-ralld'%  pp.    Derailed. 
de-range'a-bP,  a.    Derangeable. 
de-rls'i-bP,  a.    Derisible. 
de-rl'slv''**,  a.    Derisive. 
de-ri'slv-ly®,  adv.    Derisively. 
de-ri'slv-ness^,  n.    Derisiveness. 
de-rlv'a-bP,  a.    Derivable. 
de-riv'a-tiv^*^,  a.  &  n.    Derivative. 
de-rlv'a-tlv-ly^,  adv.    Derivatively. 
de-riv'a-tiv-ness^,  n.   Derivativeness. 
de-rog'a-tlv*,  a.    Derogative. 
de-rog'a-tlv-ly*',  adv.    Derogatively. 
der'ric*,  n.     Derrick. 
derth^*%  n.    Dearth. 
de-scend'a-bP,    de-scend'I-bP,    a. 

Descendable,  descendible. 
de-scen'slv^,  a.    Descensive. 
de-scrlb'a-bP,  a.    Describable. 
de-scrlp'tlv*'*®,  a.    Descriptive. 
de-serv'^*^,  vt.  &  vi.    Deserve. 


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de-servd'^,  pp.    Deserved. 
de-sld'er-a-bF,  a.    Desiderable. 
de-sld'er-a-tlv%  a.  &  n.     Desidera- 

tive. 
de-sIga'a-bF,  a.   Designable  (capable 

of  being  designed). 
des'ig-na-bl^,  a.    Designable  (capable 

of  being  designated). 
des'lg-na-tiv^,  a.    Designative. 
de-slgnd'^*%  po.    Designed. 
de-sir'a-bF,  a.    Desirable. 
de-sir'a-bl-ness^,  n.    Desirableness. 
de-sls'tlv%  a.    Desistive. 
des'o-la-tiv%  o.    Desolative. 
des-pach'%  v.  &  n.    Despatch. 
de-spalr'a-bP,  a.    Despairable. 
de-spaird'^*^,  pp.    Despaired. 
des'pI-ca-bF,  a.    Despicable. 
des'pl-ca-bl-ness^,    n.      Despicable- 

ness. 
de-spis'a-bP,  a.    Despisable. 
de-spolld'^*®.,  pp.    Despoiled. 
de-squain'a-tl¥^,  a.     Desquamative. 
des'tln*,  vt.    Destine. 
des'tlnd^,  pp.    Destined. 
de-stroy'a-bF,  a.    Destroyable. 
de-stroyd'^*^,  pp.    Destroyed. 
de-struc'tl-bP,  a.    Destructible. 
de-struc'ti-bl-ness^,   n.     Destructi- 

bleness. 
de-struc'tlv^*^,  a.  &  n.    Destructive. 
de-struc'tlv-ly*,  adv.     Destructively. 
de-struc'tiv-ness®,   n.     Destructive- 

ness. 
det^*%  n.    Debt. 
de-tach'a-bl%  a.    Detachable. 
de-tacht'^*^,  pp.    Detached. 
de-taild'^*«,  pa.    Detailed. 
de-talnd'^*^,  pp^.    Detained. 
de-tect'a-[or  i-]bF,   a.     Detectable, 

detectible. 
de-tec'tlv^*®,  a.  &  n.    Detective. 
de-ten'tlv^,  a.    Detentive. 
de-terd'*,  pp.    Deterred. 


demagog 
diagramd 

de-ter'gl-bl%  a.    Detergible. 

de-te'rI-o-ra"tIv^,  a.    Deteriorative. 

de-ter'min^*^,  vt.  &  vi.    Determine. 

de-ter'ml-na-bF,  a.    Determinable. 

de-ter^mi-iia-bl-ness^  n.  Deter- 
minableness. 

de-ter'ml-na-tlv^,  a.  &  n.  Determi- 
native. 

de-ter'ml-iia-tlv-ly^,  adv.  Determi- 
natively. 

de-ter'mi-na-tlv-ness^,  n.  Deter- 
minativeness. 

de-ter'inlnd^*^,  pa.    Determined. 

de-ter'slv^*^,  a.  &  n.    Detersive. 

de-test'a-bF,  a.    Detestable. 

deth^*^,  n.    Death. 

deth'ly^,  a.  &  adv.    Deathly. 

det'o-na-bF,  a.    Detonable. 

det'o-na-tiv*,  a.    Detonative. 

de-trac'tiv*,  a.    Detractive.     . 

de-tru'slv^,  a.    Detrusive. 

defter^,  n.    Debtor. 

det'tor*,  n.    Debtor. 

de-vd'op^*®,  vt.  &  vi.    Develope. 

de-verop-a-bF,  a.    Developable. 

de-vel'opt^*^,  pa.    Developed. 

de'vi-a"tiv^,  a.    Deviative. 

dev'ild*,  pp.    Deviled. 

de'vi-us^,  a.     Devious. 

de-viz'a-bF,  a.    Devisable. 

de-vlze'^,  vt.  &  vi.    Devise. 

de-volv'^**,  vt.  &  vi.    Devolve. 

de-volvd'^*  J  pp.    Devolved. 

de-vor'a-tlv^,  a.    Devorative. 

de-vour'a-bF,  a.    Devourable. 

de-vourd'^,  pp.    Devoured. 

dewd""*^,  pp.    Dewed. 

dl-af'a-nus*,  a.     Diaphanous. 

di-af'a-nous^,  a.    Diaphanous. 

dl"a-fo-ret'lc%  a.  &  n.    Diaphoretic. 

dra-fram^**,  n.    Diaphragm. 

di'a-framd^,  pp.    Diaphragmed. 

dl'a-graP,  n.    Diagraph. 

di'a-gramd^,  pp.    Diagramed. 


dlald 
dlsgruntl 


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dl'ald-*%  py.    Dialed,  diaUed. 

di-lat'a-bP,  a.    Dilatable. 

dl'al-lng%  n.    Dialling. 

dl-lat'a-bl-ness^  n.    Dilatableness. 

dral-Ist%n.    Diallist. 

dl-la'tlv«,  a.    Dilative. 

dra-log^*%  V.  &  n.    Dialogue. 

dl-lu'tlv«,  a.    Dilutive. 

di'a-Iogd^,  pp.    Dialogued. 

dlmd''**,  pp.    Dimmed. 

dl'a-lys"a-bP,  dt'a-lyz"a-bl%  a.  Dia- 

dl-men'siv^,  a.    Dimensive. 

lysable,  dialyzable 

dl-men'slv-ly®,  adv.    Dimensively. 

dl"a-re'a^,  n.      Diarrhea. 

dl-men'slv-ness*,  n.    Dimensiveness. 

dlb'F,  V.  &  n.    Dibble. 

d-min'Ish-a-bl'',  a.    Diminishable. 

dlb'ld^,  pp.    Dibbled. 

dl-min'isht^*^,  pa.    Diminished. 

dl-cef  a-lous^,  a.    Dicephalous. 

dl-min'u-tlv^*®,  a.  &  n.    Diminutive. 

dich%v.  &n.    Ditch. 

dl-mtn'u-tiv-ly*,  adv.    Diminutively. 

dicht^,  pp.    Ditched. 

dl-min'u-tiv-ness",  n.     Diminutive- 

dlck'erd^,  pp.    Dickered. 

ness. 

d!c-ta'tIvS  a.    Dictative. 

dl'morP,  n.    Dimorph. 

dl-dac'tlv%  a.    Didactive. 

dIm'pF,  V.  &  n.    Dimple. 

dId'P,  vt.    Diddle. 

dlm'pld^,  pp.    Dimpled. 

dld1d%  pp.    Diddled. 

dlnd^*®,  pp.    Dinned. 

dl-er'e-sls®,  n.    Diaeresis. 

dlngd^,  pp.    Dinged. 

dlf'ferdS  pp.    Differed. 

din'gF,  V.  &  n.    Dingle. 

dirfer-en'tl-a-bP,  a.    Differentiable. 

dln'gld%  pp.    Dingled. 

dini-cll%  a.    Difficile. 

dlpt^*%  pp.    Dipped. 

dif'fl-cil-ness°,  n.    Difficileness 

dl-rect'a-bF,  a.    Directable. 

dlf-frac'tlv%  a.    Diffractive. 

dl-rec'tlv""*^,  a.  &  n.    Directive. 

dlf-frac'tlv-ly^,  adv.    Diffractively 

di-rec'tlv-ly",  adv.    Directively. 

dIf-fran'gl-bF,  a.    Diffra.ngible. 

di-rec'tlv-ness*,  n.     Directiveness. 

dlf-fu'slv^*%  a.    Diffusive. 

dlr'1-gI-bF,  a.  &  n.    Dirigible. 

dlf-fuze'%  vt.  &  m.    Diffuse. 

dIs-a'bF,««.    Disable. 

dlf-fuz'1-bF,  a.    Diffusible. 

dls-a'bld^,  pp.    Disabled. 

dlf-the'rl-a^,  n.    Diphtheria. 

dls"a-buze'^,  vt.    Disabuse. 

dlf'thong%  n.    Diphthong. 

dls"af-flr'ma-tlv^,  a.    Disaffirmative. 

dlgd*,  pp.    Digged. 

dfs"a-gree'a-bF,  a.    Disagreeable. 

dl-gest'l-bF,  a.    Digestible. 

dis"a-gree'a-bl-ness^,  n.     Disagree- 

di-gest'1-bl-ness^,  n.    Digestibleness. 

ableness. 

di-ges'tlv^,  a.  &  n.    Digestive. 

dls^al-low'a-bF,  a.    Disallowable. 

dl-ges'tlv-ly®,  adv.    Digestively. 

dls"al-low'a-bl-ness',  n.     Disallow- 

dIg'ga-bP,  a.    Diggable. 

ableness. 

dl'graP,  a.  &  n.     Digraph. 

dls"ap-peard'^*^,  pp.     Disappeared. 

dl-gres'slv'***,  a.    Digressive. 

dis-ap'pro-ba-tlv*,   a.     Disapproba- 

dl-gres'slv-ly*, adv.    Digressively. 

tive. 

dl-gres'slv-ness*,  n.     Digressiveness. 

dls-armd'^,  pa.    Disarmed. 

dl-grest'*,  pp.    Digressed. 

dis^'ar-rayd'*"**,  pp.    Disarrayed. 

dlke^,  v.  &  n.    Dyke. 

dls''as-stm'i-la-ti¥^,  a,  .  Disassimila- 

dU^*%  V.  &  n.    Dill. 

tive. 

31 

dls^'a-vow'a-bF,  a.    Disavowable. 
dls"a-vowd'^*®,  pp.    Disavowed. 
dis"be-liev'%  vt.  &  vi.    Disbelieve. 
dls"be-llevd'%  pp.    Disbelieved. 
dls-bow'eld^**,  pp.    Disboweled. 
dis-bur'dend%  pp.    Disburdened. 
dis-burs^a-bF>  a.    Disbursable. 
dls-burst'^*^,  pp.    Disbursed. 
dls-cern'l-bP,  a.    Discernible. 
dls-cern'I-bl-ness^,  n.     Discernible- 


dls-cernd'^*^,  pp.    Discerned. 

dIs-cerp'I-bP,  a.    Discerpible. 

dis-cerp'tl-bF,  a.    Discerptible. 

dls-cerp'tlv*,  a.    Discerptive. 

dls-crpF,  V.  &  n.    Disciple. 

dls'cl-plln^*^,  V.  &  n.    Discipline. 

dis'ci-plin-a-bF,  a.    Disciplinable. 

dis'cl-plln-a"tlv*,  a.    Disciplinative. 

dls'ci-plind^,  pp.    Disciplined. 

dis-clalmd'^**,  pp.    Disclaimed. 

dis-clo'slv",  a.    Disclosive. 

dis-cloze'%  vt.  &  vi.    Disclose. 

dis-clo^zure,  n.    Disclosure. 

dis-corord®,  pa.    Discolored. 

dls^'com-mend'a-bF,  a.  Discom- 
mendable. 

dls''com-mend'a-bl-ness^,  n.  Dis- 
commendableness. 

dls"con-du'civ*,  a.    Disconducive. 

dls"con-forin'a-bF,  a.  Disconform- 
able. 

dls"con-nec'tlv^,  a.     Disconnective. 

dls"con-nec'tIv-ness*,  n.  Discon- 
nectiveness. 

dIs"coii-ten'tIv*,  a.    Discontentive. 

dls"con-tln'u-a-bF,  a.  Discontinu- 
able. 

dIs-cord'a-bF,  a.    Discordable. 

dIs-count'a-bF,  a.    Discountable. 

dls-cour'siv^,  a.    Discoursive. 

dls-courst'*,  pp.    Discoursed. 

dls-cov'erd*,  pp.  Discovered.  See  also 

DISCUVER. 


diald 
dlsgruntl 

dls-cred'lt-a-bF,  a.    Discreditable. 

dls-cre'tlv*,  a.    Discretive. 

dis-cre'tlv-ly*,  adv.    Discretively. 

dls-cre'tiv-ness^,  n.     Discretiveness. 

dIs-crim'i-na-bF,  a.    Discriminable. 

dls-crlm'i-na-tiv^*®,  a.  Discrimina- 
tive. 

dls-crim'I-na-tiT-ly^,  adv.  Discrim- 
inatively. 

dls-cul'or^,  vt.    Discolor. 

dls-cul'ord%  pa.    Discolored. 

dls-cum'flt*",  vt.    Discomfit. 

dls-cum'fl-ture^,  7i.    Discomfiture. 

dls-cum'fort^,  v.  &  n.    Discomfort. 

dls-cur'age'',  vt.    Discourage. 

dIs-cur'age-a-bF,  a.  Discourageable. 

dis-cur^age-ment^  n.  Discourage- 
ment. 

dls-cur'slv^*^,  a.    Discursive. 

dis-cur'slv-ly*,  adv.    Discursively. 

dls-cur'slv-ness®,  n.    Discursiveness. 

dls-cur'te-ous'^*^,  a.    Discourteous. 

dis-cur'te-sy*,  n.    Discourtesy. 

dIs-cuss'a-[or  I-]bF,  a.    Discussable. 

dls-cus'siv^**,  a.    Discussive. 

dis-cust""**,  pp.    Discussed. 

dls-cuv'er^  vt.  &  vi.    Discover. 

dls-cuv'er-a-bF,  a.    Discoverable. 

dls-cuv'erd^  pp.    Discovered. 

dls-cuv'er-y^,  n.    Discovery. 

dls-dain'a-bF,  a.    Disdainable. 

dis-daind'%  pp.    Disdained. 

dls^em-barkt'^**,  pp.    Disembarked. 

dls"ein-bar'rast''*^,  pp.  Disembrj- 
rassed. 

dis"em-bow'eld^*^,  pp.  Disembow- 
eled. 

dls"en-tan'gF,  vt.    Disentangle. 

dis-en-taii'gld%  pp.    Disentangled. 

dls"es-teemd'^,  pp.    Disesteemed. 

dls-fa'vor^*^,  v.  &  n.    Disfavour. 

dls-fa'Tord""**,  pp.  Disfavored,  dis- 
favoured. 

dls-grun'tF,  vt.    Disgruntle. 


disguize 
dodecasyllabl 

dis-guize''',  V.  &  n.    Disguise. 
dis-hart'en^*®,  vL    Dishearten. 
dls-hart'end^**,  pp.     Disheartened. 


dl-shev'eld' 


pa. 


Dishevelled. 


dls-hon'or^,  v.  &  n.    Dishonor. 

dis-hon'or-a-bl^,  a.    Dishonorable. 

dis-hon'or-a-bl-ness'',  n.  Dishonor- 
ableness, 

dls-hon'ord^*^,  pp.    Dishonored. 

dlshf*^,  pp.    Dished. 

dls"ll-lu'slv*,  a.    Disillusive. 

dis"im-ag'ln^,  vt.    Disimagine. 

dIs-In'te-gra-bP,  a.     Disintcgrable. 

dis-In'te-gra-tiv®,  a.    Disintegrative. 

dls"in-terd'^*^,  pp.    Disinterred. 

dis"Iii-voIv'!,  vt.    Disinvolve. 

dis-jolnd'^,  pp.    Disjoined. 

dls-junc'tiv^**,  a.  &  n.    Disjunctive. 

dis-lilc'a-bl,  dls-IIl£e'a-bl%  a.  Dis- 
likable,  dislikeable. 

dis'Io-ca-bl^,  a.    Dislocable. 

dls-man'tl^,  vt.    Dismantle. 

dis-man'tld^,  pp.    Dismantled. 

dls-mayd'«,  pp.    Dismayed. 

dls-mein'berd^*»,  a.    Dismembered. 

dis-miss'i-bl^,  a.    Dismissible. 

dis-mls'siv''*^,  a.    Dismissive. 

dls=iiilst'''*«,  pp.    Dismissed. 

dis-mount'a-bl^,  a.    Dismountable. 

dls"o-beyd's,  pp.    Disobeyed. 

dis-or'derd»,  pa.    Disordered. 

dis-owD'a-bf,  a.    Disownable. 

d!s-ownd'«,  pp.    Disowned. 

dis-pach"",  v.  &  n.     Dispatch. 

dls-pan'siv«,  a.    Dispansive. 

dis-par'age-a-bl^,  a.    Disparageable. 

dis-patch'8,  v.  &  n.  Dispatch,  des- 
patch. 

dis-patcht'°,  pp.  Dispatched,  des- 
patched. 

dls-peld"'*%  pp.    Dispelled. 

dis-pen'sa-bl^,  a.    Dispensable. 

dls-pen'sa-bl-ness^,  n.    Dispensable- 


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dis-pen'sa-tlv^*^,  a.    Dispensative. 
dis-pen'sa-tiv-Iy8,    adv.      Dispensa- 

tively. 
dis-penst'^*»,  pp.    Dispensed. 
dls-per'siv''*«,  a.    Dispersive. 
dls-perst'»,  pa.    Dispersed. 
dis-place'a-bl'',  a.    Displaceable. 
dls-playd"'*»,  pa.    Displayed. 
dIs-pIe'zur-a-bF,  a.    Displeasurable. 
dis-ple'zure'',  v.  &  n.    Displeasure. 
dis-plo'sivt'',  a.    Displosive. 
dis-pos'a-bf,  a.    Disposable. 
dls-pos'a-bl-ness^,    n.      Disposable- 

ness. 
dis-pos'I-tlv^,  a.    Dispositive. 
dis-pos'i-tlv-ly*,  adv.     Dispositively. 
dls"pos-sest'^*»,  pp.    Dispossessed. 
dls-prais'a-bl^,  a.    Dispraisable. 
dls-pro'ba-tlv^,  a.    Disprobative. 
dis"pro-por'tion-a-bI'',    a.      Dispro- 

portionable. 
dls"pro-por'tlon-a-bl-ness^,  n.    Dis- 

proportionableness. 
dls-prov'a-bi'',  a.    Disprovable. 
dis-pun'Ish-a-bl'',  a.    Dispunishable. 
dis'pu-ta-bl'',  a.    Disputable. 
dis'pu-ta-bl-ness^,  n.  Disputableness. 
dls-pu'ta-tlv^*^,  a.    Disputative. 
dis-qui'e-tiv^*®,  a.     Disquietive. 
dls-quis'i-tlv^**,  a.     Disquisitive. 
dls-quis'1-tlv-ly^,  adv.     Disquisitive- 

ly. 

dls"re-gard'a-bl^,  a.    Disregardable. 
dls-rep'u-ta-bF,  a.     Disreputable. 
dis"re-spect'a-bl^,  a.   Disrespectable. 
dls-rup'tiv^*®,  a.    Disruptive. 
dis-rup'tiv-ly^,  adv.    Disruptively. 
dis-rup'tiv-ness^,  n.    Disruptiveness. 
dis-sect'i-bl^,  a.    Dissectible. 
dis-sec'tlv^*^,  a.    Dissective. 
dis-seizd'°,  pp.    Disseized. 
dis-sem'bl^,  vt.  &  vi.    Dissemble. 
dls-sem'bld^,  pp.    Dissembled. 
di8-sein'I-na-tl¥°,  a.    Disseminative. 


dls'ser-ta-tlv^,  a.    Dissertative. 
dis-serv'^*^,  vt.    Disserve. 
dIs-ser'vlce-a-bF,  a.    Disserviceable. 
dis-ser'vlce-a-bl-ness'',    n.      Disser- 

viceableness. 
dis-ser'vis^,  n.    Disservice. 
dis-sim'u-la-tlv^,  a.    Dissimulative. 
dis'si-pa-bF,  a.    Dissipable. 
dls'si-pa-tlv^,  a.    Dissipative. 
dIs-so'cia-bF,  a.    Dissociable. 
dis-so'cla-bl-ness'',  n.      Dissociable- 

ness. 
dls-sc/cia-tiv^*^,  a.    Dissociative. 
dIs'so-lu-bP,  a.    Dissoluble. 
dis'so-lu-bl-ness^,     n.      Dissoluble- 


dls'so-lu-tlv^,  a.  Dissolutive. 
dls-solv'^**,  vt.  &  vi.  Dissolve. 
dis-solT'a[or  -Ij-bP,  a.     Dissolvable, 

dissolvible. 
dis-solY'a-bl-ness^,  n.     Dissolvable- 


dls-solvd'^*^,  pp.    Dissolved. 
dls-sua'siv^*»,  a.  &  n.    Dissuasive. 
dIs-syl'la-bP,  n.    Dissyllable. 
dis'tar*%n.    Distaff. 
dls-taind'^,  pp.    Distained. 
dis'tanst^y  'P'p.     Distanced. 
dis-tein'perd^*«,  y-p.    Distempered. 
dis-ten'si-bP,  a.    Distensible. 
dis-ten'slv»,  a.    Distensive. 
dls'tlc^,  n.     Distich. 
dls-til'"«,  vt.  &  vi.    Distill. 
dls-tlld'^*S  pa.    Distilled. 
dls-tlnc'tlv^*^,  a.  &  n.    Distinctive. 
dls-tlnc'tlv-ly^,  adv.    Distinctively. 
dis-tinc'tiv-ness",  n.   Distinctiveness. 
dis-tin'guish-a-bP,  a.     Distinguish- 
able. 
dis-tin'gulsh-a-bl-ness'*,  n.    Distin- 


dls-tln'guisht^**,  pa.    Distinguished. 
dls-tor'tiv«,  a.    Distortive. 
dls-tract'1-bl'',  a.    Distractible. 


disguize 
dodecasyllabl 

dis-trac'tll^,  a.    Distractile. 

dis-trac'tiv'*«,  a.    Distractive. 

dis-trac'tiv-ly^,  adv.    Distractively. 

dls-train'a-bl^,  a.    Distrainable. 

dis-traind'^*8,  pp.    Distrained. 

dis-traut'®,  a.     Distraught. 

dis-trest'^*«,  pp.    Distressed. 

dIs-trib'u-ta-bF,  a.    Distributable. 

dls-trib'u-tiv''*S  a.  &  n.  Distribu- 
tive. 

dls-trib'u-tlv-Iy»,  adv.  Distributively. 

dis-trib'u-tlv-ness^,  n.  Distributive- 
ness. 

dis-turb'a-tlv«,  a.    Disturbative. 

d!s-turbd'^*«,  pp.    Disturbed. 

dis-uze'^,  vt.    Disuse. 

ditclit^,  pp.    Ditched. 

di-ver'si-fi"a-bl^,  a.    Diversifiable. 

dl-vert'i-bl'',  a.    Divertible. 

dl-ver'tlv^,  a.    Divertive. 

di-vest'l-bl*",  a.    Divestible. 

dl-vest'i-tlv«,  a.    Divestitive. 

dl-vld'a-bl^,  a.    Dividable. 

di-vid'a-bl-ness^,  n.    Dividableness. 

dl-vln'a-bl'*,  a.    Divinable. 

di-vis'l-bl**,  a.    Divisible. 

dl-vls'l-bl-ness*",  n.    Divisibleness. 

dl-vi'siv«,  a.    Divisive. 

dl-vi'siv-ly«,  adv.    Divisively. 

dl-vi'siv-ness^,  n.    Divisiveness. 

dl-vorce'a-bl,  di-vorc'l-bl%  a.  Di- 
vorceable,  divorcible. 

di-vor'civ«,  a.    Divorcive. 

diz'end^,  pp.    Dizened. 

do^,  n.     Doe. 

do'a-bl'',  a.    Doable. 

doc'l-W,  a.    Docible. 

doc'll''*^,  a.    Docile. 

dockt^*«,  pp.    Docked. 

doc/tord",  pp.    Doctored. 

doc'trin*"**,  n.    Doctrine. 

dod'derd^,  a.    Doddered. 

dc/'dec-a-syl'la-bl"^,  n.  Dodecasyl- 
lable. 


dof 

elect!? 

34 

dof**',  vL  &  vi.    Doff. 

drawld%  pp.    Drawled. 

doft^*«,  pp.    Dofifed. 

dread'a-bF,  a.    Dreadable. 

dogdS  pp.    Dogged. 

dreamd^*»,  pp.    Dreamed. 

doF*%n.    Doll. 

dred^*«,  y.,  a.  &  n.    Dread. 

dole'sum^,  a.     Dolesome. 

dred'fuF,  a.    Dreadful. 

dol'fln"%n.    Dolphin. 

dredgd^*%  pp.    Drekiged. 

doF't-cho-ce-fal'lC,   a.      Dolichoce- 

dremt''*«, pp.    Dreamt. 

phalic. 

drencht^*",  pp.    Drenched. 

do'lor^,  n.    Dolour. 

dres^,  V.  &  n.    Dress. 

dora'a-blt*",  a.    Domable. 

drestp*«,  pp.    Dressed. 

do-mes'ti-ca-bF,  a.    Domesticable. 

drib'P,  V.  &  n.    Dribble. 

do-mes'ti-ca-tiv^,  a.    Domesticative. 

drib'ldS  pp.    Dribbled. 

dom'i-clF*«,  v.  &  n.    Domicile. 

drlb'let^,  n.    Dribblet. 

dom'I-cIld^*»,  pp.    Domiciled. 

driF*%  V.  &  n.     Drill. 

dom'i-na-tlv^,  a.    Dominative. 

drlld^*%  pp.     DriUed. 

dom"i-neerd'»,  pp.    Domineered. 

drink'a-bP,  a.  &  n.    Drinkable. 

do'na-bF,  a.    Donable. 

drink'a-bl-ness'',  n.    Drinkableness. 

don'a-tlv''*«,  a.  &  n.    Donative. 

drlpt^*»,  pp.    Dripped. 

dond»,  pp.    Donned. 

drlv'eld^,  pp.    Driveled,  drivelled. 

don'ky^,  n.     Donkey. 

drivn^,  pp.    Driven. 

doomd",  pp.    Doomed. 

dFiz'F,  V.  &  n.    Drizzle. 

dor'mi-tiv^,  a.  &  n.    Dormitive. 

drlz'ld^,  pp.    Drizzled. 

doubt'a-bP,  a.    Doubtable. 

droopt^,  pp.    Drooped. 

dout''*«,  V.  &  n.    Doubt. 

dropt''*^,  pp.    Dropped. 

dout'ed»,  pp.    Doubted. 

dros*,  n.     Dross. 

dout'ful"»,  a.    Doubtful. 

drout^,  n.     Drought. 

dout'less^,  a.  &  adv.    Doubtless. 

drownd^*»,  pp.    Drowned. 

dow'a-bF,  a.    Dowable. 

dru^,  imp.     Drew. 

dow'erd'*S  a.    Dowered. 

drubd^,  pp.    Drubbed. 

downd^,  pp.    Downed. 

drugd*"*',  pp.    Drugged. 

drab'F,  vt.  &  vi.    Drabble. 

drumd*'*8,  pp.    Drummed. 

drab'W,  pp.    Drabbled. 

drum'hed"8,  n.    Drumhead. 

draP,  n.    Draff. 

dubds  pp.    Dubbed. 

draft''*S  V.  &  n.    Draught, 

du'bi-ta-bF,  a.    Dubitable. 

drafts'manB,  n.    Draughtsman. 

du'bl-ta-tlvs  a.    Dubitative. 

draft'y^,  a.    Draughty. 

du'bl-ta-tlv-ly8,  adv.    Dubitatively. 

dragd*"**,  pp.    Dragged. 

dub'P,  v.,  a.  &  n.    Double. 

drag'F,  vt.  &  vi.    Draggle. 

dub'ldS  pp.    Doubled. 

drag'ld'",  pp.    Draggled. 

dub'let%n.    Doublet. 

dra-goond""*",  pp.    Dragooned. 

dub'tlngi*,  n.    Doubling. 

draind%  pp.    Drained. 

dub-loon''',  n.    Doubloon. 

drams  v.  &  n.    Drachm. 

dub'ly,  adv.    Doubly. 

dram'a-tlz''a-bF,  a.    Dramatizable. 

duckf",  pp.    Ducked. 

dram'a-tlze",  vt.  &  vi.    Dramatise. 

duc'ti-bF,  o.    Ductible. 

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35 

electiv 

duc'tlF*%  a.    Ductile. 

du'pll-ca-tiv*,  a.    Duplicative. 

duc'til-ly,  adv.    Ductilely. 

du'ra-bP,  a.    Durable. 

duc'tU-ness^,  n.    Ductileness. 

du'ra-bl-ness^,  n.     Durableness. 

du'el-ist",  n.    Duellist. 

du'ra-tiv^,  a.    Durative. 

dur,  n.    Duff. 

du'ti-a-bF,  a.    Dutiable. 

duF*%  V.  &  a.    Dull. 

duv^,  n.    Dove. 

duId^*S  pp.    Dulled. 

duv'tall"^,  V.  &  n.    Dovetail. 

duFness^,  n.    Dullness. 

duv'taild"^,  a.    Dovetailed. 

dum^*8,  V.  &  a.    Dumb. 

duz'en^,  n.    Dozen. 

dumpt^,  Tpp.    Dumped. 

dwarft^*%  vp.    Dwarfed. 

dund^,  pp.    Dunned. 

dweP*%  vi.     Dwell. 

dup'a-bl,  dupe'a-bP,  a.     Dupable, 

dweld^*%  dweltS  PV-    DweUed. 

dupeable. 

dwln'dP,  vt.  &  vi.    Dwindle. 

du'pli-ca-bl^,  a.    Duplicable. 

dwin'dld^,  pp.    Dwindled. 

ea'gP,  n.    Eagle. 
eard*"**,  a.    Eared. 
eat'a-bP,  a.  &  n.    Eatable. 
eat'a-bl-ness'',  n.    Eatableness. 
eat'n%  pp.    Eaten. 
eb^*%  V,  &  n.    Ebb. 
ebd'*S  pp.    Ebbed. 
ech^,  vt.  &  vi.    Etch. 
e-chlt'e-nln*,  n.    Echitenine. 
echf*,  pp.    Etched. 
e-clips'*",  v.  &  n.    Echpse. 
e-cUps'a-bP,  a.    Echpsable. 
e-cllpst"'*«,  pp.    EcLpsed. 
ec'log''*^,  n.    Eclogue. 
ec'o*,  V.  &  n.     Echo. 
ec"u-meii'l-cal«,  a.    Ecumenical. 
edgd*'*«,  a.    Edged. 
ed'I-bP,  a.  &  n.    Edible. 
ed'I-bl-ness'',  n.    Edibleness. 
ed'l-fls«,  n.    Edifice. 
e'dlles  n.    ^Edile. 
ed'u-ca-bl^,  a.    Educable. 
ed'a-cafa-bl*",  a.    Educatable. 
ed'u-ca"tlv9i  a.    Educative. 
e-duc'l-bP,  a.    Educible. 
e-duc'tlv«,  a.    Eductive. 
e-fem'e-ra'',  n.    Ephemera. 


e-fem'e-raF,  a.    Ephemeral. 
ef'fa-bP,  a.    Effable. 
ef-face'a-bF,  a.    Effaceable. 
ef-fa'clv«,  a.    Effacive. 
ef-fec'tl-bl^  a.    Effectible. 
ef-fec'tlV*S  a.  &  n.    Effective. 
ef-fec'tu-aF,  a.    Effectual. 
ef"fer-vesc'i-bP,  a.     Effervescible. 
effer-ves'clv*,  a.    Effervescive. 
ef-frunt'er-y^,  n.    Effrontery. 
ef-fu'slv^*%  a.    Effusive. 
ef-fuze'^,  vt.  &  vi.    Effuse, 
eg*"*",  V.  &  n.    Egg. 
egd*"**,  pp.    Egged. 
e'gis*,  n.    iEgis. 
e-jac'u-la-tlv«,  a.    Ejaculative. 
e-ject'a-bP,  a.    Ejectable. 
e-jec'tiv»,  a.    Ejective. 
el%  n.     EU. 

e-lab'o-ra-t|v*,  a.    Elaborative. 
e-Iaps'**,  vi.     Elapse. 
e-lapsf",  pp.    Elapsed. 
e-la'tlv«,  a.    Elative. 
el'bowd^,  a.    Elbowed. 
e-lect'a-bP,  a.    Electable. 
e-lec"tloii-eerd'*,  pp.    Electioneered. 
e-lec'tiv'**,  a.  &  n.     Elective. 


electivly 
eponym 

e-Iec'tlv-ly»,  adv.    Electively. 

e-lec'tlv-ness«,  n.    Electiveness. 

e-lec'trl-fl"a-bP,  a.    Electrifiable. 

e-lec'trizc,  vt.    Electrise. 

e-lec'tro-lyz"a-bF,  a.  Electrolyz- 
able. 

e-lec'tro-ino"tiv^,  a.  &  n.  Electro- 
motive. 

e-lec"tro-neg'a-tiv«,  a.  &  n.  Electro- 
negative. 

e-lec"tro-neg'a-tiv-ly«,  adv.  Electro- 
negatively. 

e-lec"tro-pos'l-tiv",  a.  &  n.  Electro- 
positive. 

el'e-fant^*^,  n.    Elephant. 

el'i-gi-bP,  a.    Eligible. 

el'I-gl-bl-ness^,  n.     Eligibleness. 

e-lim'i-na-tlv^,  a.    Eliminative. 

el-lIps'^,  n.    Ellipse. 

e-lon'ga-tlv^,  a.     Elongative. 

e-lu'cl-da-tiv^,  a.    Elucidative. 

e-lud'1-bF,  a.    Eludible. 

e-lu'slv^*»,  a.    Elusive. 

e-lu'slv-ly«,  adv.    Elusively. 

e-lu'siv-ness«,  n.    Elusiveness. 

em'a-na-tlv^,  a.    Emanative. 

e-man'cl-pa-tlv^,  a.    Emancipative. 

e-mas'cu-la-tlv«,  a.    Emasculative.  > 

em-bankt'^,  pp.    Embanked. 

em-barkt'^*^,  pp.    Embarked. 

em-bar'rasf*^,  'pp.    Embarrassed. 

em-bel'Ilshf*^,  pp.    Embellished. 

em-bez'F,  vt.    Embezzle. 

em-bez'ld^,  pp.    Embezzled. 

em-bit'terd«,  pp.    Embittered. 

em-bold 'end",  pp.    Emboldened. 

em-bost''**",  pa.    Embossed. 

em-bow 'eld^,  pp.  Emboweled,  em- 
bowelled. 

em-bow 'erd""*",  pp.    Embowered. 

em-brace 'a-bF,  a.    Embraceable. 

em-bra'clv«,  a.    Embracive. 

em-bran 'gF,  vt.    Embrangle. 

em-bran 'gld^,  pp.    Embrangled. 


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em-brol'derd*"*",  pp.    Embroidered. 
em-brolld'^*«,  pp.    Embroiled. 
e-mend'a-bF,  a.    Emendable. 
em 'fa-sis^*®,  n.    Emphasis. 
em'fa-size^,  vt.    Emphasize. 
em-fat 'le^*^,  a.    Emphatic. 
e-mls'sl-bF,  a.    Emissible. 
e-mis'siv",  a.    Emissive. 
e-mlt'ta-bF,  a.    Emittable. 
e-mo'tlv»,  a.    Emotive. 
e-mo'tiv-ly«,  adv.    Emotively. 
e-mo'tlv-ness",  n.    Emotiveness. 
em-ploy'a-bF,  a.    Employable. 
em-ployd'^*»,  pp.    Employed. 
em-pow'erd»,  pp.    Empowered. 
em-pur'pF,  vt.    Empurple. 
em'u-la-bF,  a.    Emulable. 
em'u-la-tlv«,  a.    Emulative. 
em'u-la-tlv-ly",  adv.    Emulatively. 
e-muFslv^*",  a.    Emulsive. 
eu-a'bF,  vt.    Enable. 
en-act'a-bF,  a.    Enactable. 
en-ac'tiv^**,  a.    Enactive. 
en-am 'eld^*»,  pp.    Enameled,  enam- 

eUed. 
en-am'or^,  vt.    Enamour. 
en-am 'ord«,  pp.    Enamored. 
en-campt'^*",  pp.    Encamped. 
en-clr'cF,  vt.    Encircle. 
en-clr'cld^,  pp.    Encircled. 
en-cloze'^,  vt.    Enclose. 
en-clo'zure'',  n.    Enclosure. 
en-com'past^**,  pp.    Encompassed. 
en-coun'terd''*",  pp.    Encountered. 
en-croacht'^*",  pp.    Encroached. 
en-cum'berd^*«,  pp.    Encumbered. 
en-cum'pas^,  vt.    Encompass. 
en-cur'age*",  vt.    Encourage. 
en-ey"elo-pe'dI-a«,  n.   Encyclopaedia. 
end'a-bF,  a.    Endable. 
en-dan'gerd",  pp.    Endangered. 
en-deard'p*«,  pp.    Endeared. 
en-deT'or*"*",  v.  &  n.    Endeavor. 
en-dev'ord^*8,  pp.    Endeavored. 


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en-dorst'^,  a.    Endorsed. 

eii-dowd'^*«,  pp.    Endowed. 

en-dur'a-bF,  a.    Endurable. 

en-dur'a-bl-ness'^,  n.  Endurableness. 

en'er-va"tlv*,  a.    Enervative. 

en-fee'bF,  vt.    Enfeeble. 

en-fee'bW,  pp.    Enfeebled 

en-fef'^,  vt.    Enfeoff. 

en-feft'^,  pp.    Enfeoffed. 

en-force'a-bl,  en-forc'I-bP,  a.  En- 
forceable, enforcible. 

en-forst'*,  pp.     Enforced. 

en-gen'derd^,  pp.    Engendered. 

en'gin^*^,  v.  &  n.    Engine. 

eii"gl-neerd'",  pp.    Engineered. 

en'gln-ry^,  n.    Enginery. 

en-glr'dF,  vt.    Engirdle. 

En'glish-a-bF,  a.    Englishable. 

en-gralnd"^*»,  pp.    Engrained. 

en-grost',  pp.    Engrossed. 

en-gulft'^*8,  pp.    EnguKed. 

en-han'siv,  en-han'clv^,  a.  Enhan- 
sive,  enhancive. 

en-hanst'^,  pp.     Enhanced. 

en-joind'*,  pp.    Enjoined. 

en-joy'a-bF,  a.    Enjoyable. 

en-joy'a-bl-ness^,  n.    Enjoyableness. 

en-joyd'^**,  pp.    Enjoyed. 

en-kin'dP,  vt.    Enkindle. 

en-large 'a-bP,  a.    Enlargeable. 

en-large'a-bl-ness^,  n.    Enlargeable- 


en-light'end",  pp.    Enlightened. 
en-li'vend«,  pp.    Enlivened. 
e-nor'mus^,  a.     Enormous. 
e-nounst'*,  pp.     Enounced. 
en-rav'ishf,  pp.    Enravished. 
en-richt"'*«,  pp.    Enriched. 
en-rol'^,  vt.    Enroll. 
en-rold'^*»,  pp.    Enrolled. 
eii-san'guiii'*«,  vt.    Ensanguine. 
en-seald'^,  pp.    Ensealed. 
en-tail 'a-bF,  a.    Entailable. 
en-talld'^*%  pp.    Entailed. 


electlTly 
eponym 

en-tan'gP,  vt.    Entangle. 
en-tan'gld'*,  a.    Entangled. 
en'ter-a-bl'^,  a.    Enterable. 
en'terd^*»,  pp.    Entered. 
en 'ter- prized,  v.  &  n.    Enterprise. 
en'ter-prlzed»,  pp.    Enterprised. 
en'ter-prlz"ing»,  pres.  p.    Enterpris- 
ing. 
en"ter-taln'a-bP,  a.    Entertainable. 
en"ter-talnd'^*8,  pp.    Entertained. 
en-thrald'»,  pp.    Enthralled. 
en-tlce'a-bP,  a.    Enticeable. 
en'tl-ta-tlv",  a.    Entitative. 
en'tl-ta-tlv-ly«,  adv.    Entitatively. 
en-transe'^,  vt.    Entrance. 
en- trans 'Ing^,  pres.  p.    Entrancing. 
en-transt'^*«,  pp.    Entranced. 
en-trapt'^*8,  pp.    Entrapped. 
en- treat 'a-bP,  a.    Entreatable. 
en-treat'a-bl-ness^,  n.    Entreatable- 


en- treat 'iv«,  a.    Entreative. 
e-nuf '^*^,  a.,  n.,  adv.  &  interj.  Enough. 
e-nu'mer-a-bF,  a.    Enumerable. 
e-nu'mer-a-tiv^,  a.    Enumerative. 
e-nun'cl-a-bF,  a.    Enimciable. 
e-nun'ci-a-tlv'^*«,  a.    Enunciative. 
en-vel'op«,  v.  &  n.    Envelope. 
en-vel'opt''*»,  pp.    Enveloped. 
en-ven'omd^*^,  pa.    Envenomed. 
en'vl-a-bF,  a.    Enviable. 
en'vl-a-bl-ness^,  n.    Enviableness. 
en-vi'rond»,  pp.    Environed. 
en'vi-us^,  a.     Envious. 
E-o'li-an«,  a.  &  n.    iEolian. 
e'on«,  n.    Mon. 
ep'au-let^*8,  n.    Epaulette. 
ep'1-graf^,  n.    Epigraph. 
ep'i-log^*«,  n.    Epilogue. 
e-plf'a-ny^,  n.    Epiphany. 
e-pis'co-pa-bF,  a.    Episcopable. 
ep'l-taP",  V.  &  n.    Epitaph. 
ep'oc*,  n.     Epoch. 
ep'o-nyin%  n,    Eponyme. 


equabl 
experienst 

e'qua-bF,  a.     Equable. 
e'qua-bl-ness'',  n.    Equableness. 
e'quaW*^,  pp.    Equalled. 
e-qulpt"'*^,  pp.     Equipped. 
eq'ui-ta-bF,  a.     Equitable. 
er^*%w.     Err. 
e'ra^,  n.    Era. 

e-rad'l-ca-bP,  a.    Eradicable. 
e-rad'i-ca-tlv*,  a.     Eradicative. 
e-ras'a-[or  -l-]bP,  a.    Erasable. 
e-ra'slv*,  a.    Erasive. 
erd''*^,  pp.    Erred. 
e-rect'a-bF,  a.    Erectable. 
e-rec'til^,  a.    Erectile. 
e-rec'tiv*,  a.    Erective. 
erV,  n.    Earl. 
eT'ly*",  a.  &  adv.     Early. 
er'min^**,  v.  &  n.    Ermine. 
er'l-gi-bP,  a.    Erigible. 
ern^,  vt.    Earn. 
ernd^,  pp.    Earned. 
er'nest^,  a.  &  n.    Earnest. 
ern'ings'',  n.  pi.    Earnings. 
e-ro'siv^**,  a.    Erosive. 
erth'',  V.  &  n.    Earth. 
erth'en'',  v.  &  a.    Earthen. 
erth'ling%  n.    Earthling. 
erth'ly%  a.    Earthly. 
e-rup'tlv^**,  a.  &  n.    Eruptive. 
es-cap'a-bP,  a.    Escapable. 
es"ca-toro-gy*,  n.     Eschatology. 
es-chewd'^**,  pp.    Eschewed. 
es-cheat'a-bP,  a.    Escheatable. 
e-sof'a-gus*,  n.     Esophagus. 
es-tab'tlshf"**,  pp.    EstabUshed. 
es-thet'lc*,  a.  &  n.     ^Esthetic. 
es-thet'lcs*,  n.    ^Esthetics. 
es'tl-ma-bP,  a.    Estimable. 
es'tiv*,  n.    Estive. 
es'tl-vate*,  vi.    .^tivate. 
etcht",  pp.    Etched. 
e'ther*,  n.    iEther. 
e"tl-oro-gy*,  n.    ^Etiology. 
et'i-quet"«,  n.     Etiquette. 


eu'fe-mlsm*',  n.     Euphemism. 
eu"fe-iiiis'tlc^,  a.    Euphemistic. 
eu-fon'Ic^,  a.     Euphonic. 
eu-fo'ni-ous'',  a.    Euphonious. 
eu'fo-ny^,  n.     Euphony. 
eu'fu-Ism'',  n.     Euphuism. 
e-vac'u-a-tiv*,  a.     Evacuative. 
e-vad'a-bl,  e-vad'1-bF,  a,  Evadable, 

evadible. 
e-vag'i-na-bP,  a.    Evaginable. 
e-val'u-a-bF,  a.     Evaluable. 
e-vap'o-ra-bF,  a.     Evaporable. 
e-vap'o-ra-tiv®,  a.     Evaporative. 
e-va'siv""**,  a.  &  n.     Evasive. 
e-va'slv-ly®,  adv.     Evasively. 
e-va'siv-ness*,  n.    Evasiveness. 
e'vend^,  pp.     Evened. 
e-ver'sl-bF,  a.     Eversible. 
ev'l-den-clv*,  a.    Evidencive. 
ev'1-denst^,  pp.     Evidenced. 
e-vlnc'l-bl^,  a.    Evincible. 
e-vin'clv'"*^,  a.     Evincive. 
e-vlnst'*,  pp.     Evinced. 
ev'l-ta-bF,  a.     Evitable. 
ev'o-ca-bF,  a.    Evocable. 
e-vo'ca-tlv*,  a.     Evocative. 
ev'o-lu"tlv*,  a.    Evolutive. 
e-volv'^*^,  vt.  &  vi.    Evolve. 
e-volvd'^*®,  pp.    Evolved. 
e-vol'va-bF,  a.    Evolvable. 
e-vul'siv*,  a.     Evulsive. 
ex-act'a-bF,  a.    Exactable. 
ex-ac'tlv*,  a.     Exactive. 
ex-ag'ger-a-tlv^,  a.    Exaggerative. 
ex-ag'ger-a-tlv-ly*,   adv.     Exaggera- 

tively. 
ex-alt'a-tlv^,  a.    Exaltative. 
ex-am'ln^*®,  vt.     Examine. 
ex-am'i-na-bl^,  a.     Examinable. 
ex-am'i-na-tlv^,  a.     Examinative. 
ex-am 'lnd^*8,  pp.    Examined. 
ex-am 'pF,  n.    Example. 
ex-as'per-a-tlv",  a.    Exasperatiye. 
ex-cede'*,  vt.  &  vi.     Exceed. 


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ex-celd'»,  pp.     Excelled. 
ex-cep'tlon-a-bP,  a.   Exceptionable. 
ex-cep'tlon-a-bl-ness*",   n.      Excep- 

tionableness. 
ex-cep'tlv^,  a.    Exceptive. 
ex-cerp'tiv^,  a.     Excerptive. 
ex-ces'slv^*«,  a.     Excessive. 
ex-change 'a-bP,  a.    Exchangeable. 
ex-cis'a-bF,  a.     Excisable. 
ex-clt'a-bF,  a.     Excitable. 
ex-clt'a-bl-ness'*,  n.    Excitableness. 
ex-cl'ta-tiv«,  a.     Excitative. 
ex-cl'tiv^,  a.    Excitive. 
ex-clam'a-tlv^,  a.     Exclamative. 
ex-clam 'a- tlv-ly*,  adv.   Exclamative- 

ly. 

ex-clu'slv^**,  a.  &  n.     Exclusive. 

ex-clu'slv-ly^,  adv.     Exclusively. 

ex-clu'slv-ness«,  n.    Exclusiveness. 

ex-cog'i-ta-bF,  a.    Excogitable. 

ex-cog'1-ta-tiv^,  a.     Excogitative. 

ex"com-mu'iii-ca-bF,  a.  Excom- 
municable. 

ex"com-inu'iiI-ca-tIv«,  a.  Excom- 
municative. 

ex-cor'l-a-bF,  a.    Excoriable. 

ex"cre-men'tiv«,  a.    Excrementive. 

ex-cre'tlv^**,  a.     Excretive. 

ex-cru'cl-a-bP,  a.    Excruciable. 

ex-cul'pa-tiv^,  a.    Exculpative. 

ex-cur'slv^**,  a.     Excursive. 

ex-curvd'»,  a.     Excurved. 

ex-cu'sa-tiv?,  a.     Excusative. 

ex-cuz'a-bP,  a.    Excusable. 

ex-cuz'a-bl-ness^,  n.    Excusableness. 

ex-cuze'^,  vt.    Excuse. 

ex'e-cra-bF,  a.    Execrable. 

ex'e-cra-bl-ness^,  n.    Execrablenesa. 

ex'e-cra-tlv^,  a.    Execrative. 

ex'e-cra-tlv-ly^,  adv.    Execratively. 

ex-ec'u-tlv^*»,  a.  &  n.     Executive. 

ex-ec'u-tlv-ly*,  adv.     Executively. 

ex-em 'pll-fl-ca-tl¥»,  a.  Exemplifica- 
tive. 


equabl 
experlenst 

ex-em 'pll-fl"a-bF,  a.    Exemplifiable. 
ex-empt'1-bP,  a.    Exemptible. 
ex-emp'tiv«,  a.    Exemptive. 
ex'er-cls"a[or  -i-]bF,  a.    Exercisable, 

exercisible. 
ex'er-clze^,  v.  &  n.    Exercise. 
ex-ert'Iv^,  a.     Exertive. 
ex-ha'la-bP,  a.     Exhalable. 
ex-haust'1-bP,  a.     Exhaustible. 
ex-haus'tlv»,  a.     Exhaustive. 
ex-haus'tlv-ly«,  adv.    Exhaustively. 
ex-haus'tiv-ness",  n.  Exhaustiveness. 
ex-hib'l-ta-bF,  a.     Exhibitable. 
ex-hlb'i-tlvS  a.     Exhibitive. 
ex-hlb'l-tiv-ly»,  adv.     Exhibitively. 
ex-hll'a-ra-tiv^,  a.     Exhilarative. 
ex-hort'a-tiv»,  a.     Exhortative. 
ex-hort'a-tiv-Iy«,  adv.  Exhortatively. 
ex'1-gl-bP,  a.     Exigible. 
ex-Ist'I-bP,  a.    Existible. 
ex'o-ra-bF,  a.     Exorable. 
ex'o-ra-bl-ness^,  n.     Exorableness. 
ex'or-cIze^*«,  vt.  &  vi.     Exorcise. 
ex-pan 'si-bF,  a.     Expansible. 
ex-pan'si-bl-ness'',     n.    Expansible- 


ex-pan 'sU^,  a.     Expansile. 
ex-pan'slv^*«,  a.     Expansive. 
ex-pan 'slv-ly^,  adv.    Expansively. 
ex-pan'slT-ness^,  n.    Expansiveness. 
ex-pa'ti-a-tiv«,  a.    Expatiative. 
ex-pec t'a-bP,  a.    Expectable. 
ex-pec 'ta-tiv*,  a.    Expectative. 
ex-pec 'tiv»,  a.    Expective. 
ex-ped'I-tivf*,  a.    Expeditive.     . 
ex-peld"**,  pp.    Expelled. 
ex-pel 'la-bF,  a.     Expellable. 
ex-pend'a-bl*",  a.     Expendable. 
ex-pen 'slV**,  a.     Expensive. 
ex-pen'slv-ly«,  adv.     Expensively. 
ex-pen 'slv-ness«,  n.     Expensiveness. 
ex-per"l-men'ta-tlv«,  a.   Experimen- 

tative. 
ex-pe'ri-enst*,  pp.     Experienced. 


explabl 
fervor 


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ex'pl-a-bF,  a.     Expiable. 
ex'pl-a"tiv«,  a.    Expiative. 
ex-plr'a-bP,  a.    Expirable. 
ex-plaln'a-bP,  a.    Explainable, 
ex-plalnd'^*»,  pp.    Explained. 
ex-plan 'a-tiv^,  a.     Explanative. 
ex'ple-tlv^*»,  a,  &  n.    Expletive. 
ex'pli-ca-bl'',  a.     Explicable. 
ex'pli-ca-bl-ness'',  n.  Explicableness. 
ex'pll-ca-tlv^*«,  a.    Explicative. 
ex-plolt'a-bl^,  a.    Exploitable. 
ex-ploit'a-tlv^,  a.    Exploitative. 
ex-plor'a-bF,  a.     Explorable. 
ex-plor'a-tlv*,  a.    Explorative. 
ex-plo'si-bP,  a.    Explosible. 
ex-plo'siv^*^,  a.  &  n.    Explosive. 
ex-po'nl-bF,  a.    Exponible. 
ex-port 'a-bP,  a.    Exportable. 
ex-pos'i-tiv^,  a.    Expositive. 
ex-pos'tu-la-tlv«,  a.     Expostulative. 
ex-press'1-bF,  a.    Expressible. 
ex-pres'slv^*«,  a.    Expressive. 
ex-pres'siv-ly^,  adv.     Expressively. 
ex-pres'siv-ness»,  n.     Expressiveness. 
ex-prest'*'*«,  pp.    Expressed. 
ex-pro 'bra-tlv*,  a.    Exprobrative. 
ex-pug'na-bF,  a.     Expugnable. 
ex-pul'siv^*^,  a.    Expulsive. 
ex-pul'siv-ness",  n.    Expulsiveness. 
ex-pulst'«,  'pp.    Expulsed. 
ex-punge'a-bP,  a.    Expungeable. 
ex'qui-sit^*«,  a.  &  n.    Exquisite. 
ex'qui-slt-ly«,  adv.    Exquisitely. 
ex'qul-sit-ness^,  n.    Exquisiteness. 
ex-quls'l-tlv«,  a.    Exquisitive. 
ex-quls'i-tlv-ly«,  adv.     Exquisitively. 


ex-quls'i-tlv-ness*,  n.     Exquisitive- 


ex-slc'ca-tlv«,  a.  &  n.    Exsiccative. 
ex-tend'i-bF,  a.    Extendible. 
ex-ten'si-bl'^,  a.     Extensible. 
ex-ten'si-bl-ness'',  n.  Extensibleness. 
ex-ten 'sU^,  o.    Extensile. 
ex-ten'siv^*^,  o.    Extensive. 
ex-ten'siv-ly8,  adv.    Extensively. 
ex-ten'siv-ness^,  n.    Extensiveness. 
ex-ten 'u-a-tlv^,  a.    Extenuative. 
ex-ter'ml-na-bF,  a.    Exterminable. 
ex-ter'ml-na-tlv*,  a.  &  n.    Extermi- 

native. 
ex-tlnc'tlv',  a.    Extinctive. 
ex-tin'guish-a-bP,    a.      Extinguish- 

able.  [guishableness. 

ex-tin'guish-a-bl-ness^,  n.    Extin- 
ex-tin'gulsht^**,  pp.    Extinguished. 
ex-tir'pa-bP,  a.    Extirpable. 
ex-tlr'pa-tlv»,  a.    Extirpative. 
ex-told'^*«,  pp.    Extolled. 
ex-tor'siv«,  a.    Extorsive. 
ex-tor'slv-ly^,  adv.    Extorsively. 
ex-tract'a-[or  -l-JW,  a.    Extractable, 

extractible. 
ex-trac'tlv^*^,  a.  &  n.    Extractive. 
ex"tra-dit'a-bF,  a.    Extraditable. 
ex'trl-ca-bF,  a.    Extricable. 
ex-tro'i-tlv^,  a.    Extroitive. 
ex-tru'siv*,  a.    Extrusive. 
ex-u'da-tlv*,  a.    Exudative. 
ex-ul'cer-a-tlv*,  a.    Exulcerative. 
ex-u'vl-a-bP,  a.    Exuviable. 
ey^,  V.  &  n.    Eye. 
eye'a-bF,  a.    Eyeable. 


P.    Ph. 

fab'ri-ca"tlv^,  a.    Fabricative. 
face'a-bl**,  a.    Faceable. 
fac'U*,  a.    Facile. 
fa-cU'l-ta^tlV,  a.    Facihtative. 


fac'tl-tlv''*S  a.  &  n.    Factitive. 
fae'tord»,  pa.    Factored. 
fac'ul-ta-tlv«,  a.    Facultative. 
fad'a-bl,    fade'a-bP,    a.      Fadable, 
fadeable. 


41 


expiabl 
fervor 


■ J— 

fa'c-ton"^,  n.    Phaeton. 

fa'vor-lt^*«,  a.  &  n.    Favorite. 

fagd''*«,  pp.    Fagged. 

fawnd^**,  pp.    Fawned. 

fag'ot»,  V.  &  n.    Faggot. 

fear'a-bF,  a.    Fearable. 

falld^*%  pp.    Failed. 

feard^*«,  pp.    Feared. 

fal"an-ste'rl-an^,  a.     Phalansterian. 

fea'sl-bF,  a.    Feasible. 

fal'an-ste-ry^,  n.    Phalanstery. 

fea'sl-bl-ness^,  n.    Feasibleness. 

fa'lanx'",  n.    Phalanx. 

feb'rU^*S  -rlle«,  a.    Febrile. 

fal'll-bl%  a.    FaUible. 

fech^,  V.  &  n.    Fetch. 

fal'li-bl-ness^,  n.    FalUbleness. 

fechf,  pp.    Fetched. 

fal'lowds  pp.    Fallowed. 

fed'er-a-tlv^*8,  a.    Federative. 

faI'sl-fi"a-bP,  a.    Falsifiable. 

fee'a-bF,  a.    Feeable. 

fal'terd^**,  pp.    Faltered. 

fee'bF,  a.    Feeble. 

fam'In^**,  n.    Famine. 

feignd^,  pp.    Feigned. 

fam'Isht^*8,  pp.    Famished. 

felii^*%  vt.  &  vi.     Feign. 

fa'mus",  a.     Famous. 

feind'',  pp.    Feigned. 

fand»,  pp.    Fanned. 

feP,  v.,  a.  &  n.     FeU. 

fan'tasm^**,  n.    Phantasm. 

feld%  pp.    FeUed. 

faii-tas"ma-go'rl-a^*^,  n.     Phantas- 

ferio% a.  &  n.     FeUow. 

magoria. 

fel'loes^,  n.  pi.     Fellows. 

fan-tas'tic",  a.  &  n.    Phantastic. 

fe-lo'ni-us^,  a.     Felonious. 

fan'ta-sy^,  n.    Phantasy. 

fem'i-nlnp*8,  -nine",  a.    Feminine. 

fan'tom^*^,  n.    Phantom. 

fe'nlx^**,  n.     Phenix. 

fare'wel'^,  a.,  n.  &  interj.    Farewell. 

fe-nom'e-nali",  a.    Phenomenal. 

far'ma-cy^**,  n.    Pharmacy. 

fe-nom'e-non^,  n.    Phenomenon. 

farmd^*8,  pp.    Farmed. 

fense^,  v.  &  n.    Fence. 

far'ynx^,  n.    Pharynx. 

fenc'i-bF,  a.  &  n.    Fencible. 

fas'ci-cP,  n.    Fascicle. 

fend'a-bF,  a.    Fendable. 

fase^,  n.    Phase. 

fen'slv",  a.    Fensive. 

fash'lon-a-bP,  a.  &  n.    Fashionable. 

fenst*,  pp.     Fenced. 

fash'ion-a-bl-ness'',  n.    Fashionable- 

fer-ment'a-[or  -l-]bF,  a.     Ferment- 

ness. 

able,  fermentible. 

fash'Iond^*«,  pp.    Fashioned. 

fer-men'ta-tiv^*»,  a.     Fermentative. 

fast'end^*^,  pp.    Fastened. 

fer-men'ta-tlv-ly»,   adv.     Fermenta- 

fa'therd^**,  pp.    Fathered. 

tively. 

fath'om-a-bP,  a.    Fathomable. 

fer-men'ta-tiv-ness»,  n.     Fermenta- 

fath'omd^*»,  pp.    Fathomed. 

tiveness. 

fat'i-ga-bF,  a.    Fatigable. 

fer"men-tes'cl-bF,  a.    Fermentesci- 

fat'i-ga-bl-ness'',  n.    Fatigableness. 

ble. 

fat'ta-bP,  a.    Fattable. 

fer-men'tlv",  a.    Fermentive. 

fat'tend-*8,  pp.    Fattened. 

fer'tll,  -tUe^",  a.    Fertile. 

fa'vor^*^,  V.  &  n.«  Favour. 

fer'tU-lyS  adv.    Fertilely. 

fa'vor-a-bF,  a.    Favorable. 

fer'tll-ness»,  n.    Fertileness. 

fa'vor-a-bl-ness^,  n.    Favorableness. 

fer'tl-lIz"a-bF,  a.    Fertilizable. 

fa'vord^*8,  a.    Favored. 

fer'vor",  n.    Fervour. 

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42 


fes'ant'',  n.    Pheasant.    ' 

fl-lol'o-gep^*%  n.    Philologer. 

fes'terd*,  pp.    Festered. 

fll"o-log'l-caP*%  a.    Philological. 

fes'tlv''*S  a.    Festive. 

fl-lol'o-g!st^*%  n.    Philologist. 

fes'tlv-lyS  adv.    Festively. 

fl-lol'o-gy"%  n.    Philology. 

fes-toond'»,  a.    Festooned. 

fll'o-meP,  n.    Philomel. 

fetcht%  pp.    Fetched. 

fll"o-pe'na'',  n.    Philopena. 

feth'er^*%  y.  &  n.    Feather. 

fl-los'o-fer*",  n.    Philosopher. 

feth'erd''*S  a.    Feathered. 

fll"o-sof'lc^,  a.    Philosophic. 

feth'er-yp*S  a.    Feathery. 

fl-los'o-flze''**,  vt.  &  vi.     Philosophize. 

fet'terds  a.    Fettered. 

fl-los'o-fy^*^,  n.    Philosophy. 

fe'verd^*^^  p^     Fevered. 

fll'terd'*S  pp.    Filtered. 

fez'anf,  n.    Pheasant. 

fln'a-bl",  a.    Finable. 

fl'al,  vl'aP,  n.    Phial,  vial. 

lln'ger-a-bF,  a.    Fingerable. 

flbds  pp.    Fibbed. 

flii'gerd''*^,  pa.    Fingered. 

fl'ber^*S  n.    Fibre. 

flii'lsht^*S  pa.    Finished. 

fl'berd''*«,  a.    Fibered. 

fish'a-bF,  a.    Fishable. 

fl'brin^,  n.    Fibrine. 

flsht^*%  pp.    Fished. 

flck'l^  V.  &  a.    Fickle. 

fls'sU^*«,  -slle«,  a.    Fi^ile. 

flc'tllS  a.  &  n.     Fictile. 

fls'siv«,  a.    Fissive. 

flc'til-nessS  n.    Fictileness. 

flt'ta-bF,  a.     Fittable. 

flc'tlvS  a.    Fictive. 

flx'a-bF,  a.    Fixable. 

flc'tlv-ly",  adv.    Fictively. 

flx'a-tlv»,  a.  &  n.    Fixative. 

fld'l^  V.  &  n.    Fiddle. 

fixt^*S  pa.    Fixed. 

fld'ld',  pp.    Fiddled. 

flz'',  V.  &  n.    Fizz. 

fldg'et-lng*",  pres.  p.    Fidgetting. 

flzd^*S  pp.    Fizzed. 

fiersc,  a.    Fierce. 

flz'P,  V.  &  n.    Fizzle. 

flgd»,  pp.  &  a.    Figged. 

flzad*",  pp.    Fizzled. 

flght'a-bl%  a.     Fightable. 

flagd****,  pp.    Flagged. 

flg'ttr-a-bl*",  a.    Figurable. 

flag'el-la-tiv%  a.    Flagellative. 

flg'ur-a-tlv»,  a.    Figurative. 

flalldS  pp.    Flailed. 

flF*%  V.  &  n.    Fill. 

flanktS  a.  Flanked. 

fl-lan'der'',  vi.    Philander. 

flan'neld^,  a.    Flanneled. 

fll"an-throp'lc^,  a.    Philanthropic. 

flapt^*S  pp.    Flapped. 

fl-lan'thro-pisf,  n.     Philanthropist. 

flasht^*S  pp.    Flashed. 

fl-lan'thro-py'",  n.    Philanthropy. 

flat'tend-*S  pp.    Flattened. 

fllcht"",  pp.    Filched. 

flat'ter-a-bP,  a.    Flatterable. 

flld''*S  pp.    Filled. 

flat'terd^*«,  pp.    Flattered. 

flFhar-mon'Ie'',  a.    Philharmonic. 

fla'vor''**,  V.  &  n.    Flavour. 

fll'l-bus"terds  pp.    FiUbustered. 

fla'vord^*",  a.    Flavored,  flavoured. 

flll'a-bl%  a.    FiUable. 

flawd''*8,  pp.    Flawed. 

fl-lip'plc'',  n.    Phihppic. 

flaxtS  pp.    Fkxed.  , 

fll'lpt%  pp.    FiUiped. 

flayd^,  pp.    Flayed. 

fll'llptS  pp.    Filliped. 

fle-bot'o-my'*,  n.    Phlebotomy. 

fllmdS  pp.    Fihned. 

flecktS  pa.    Flecked. 

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forener 


fledgd'"*«,  pp.    Fledged. 

flut'terd-";  pp.    Fluttered. 

fleerd*",  pp.    Fleered. 

flux'1-bP,  a.     Fluxible. 

flegm'',  n.    Phlegm. 

flux'i-bl-ness'*,  n.     Fluxibleness. 

fleg-mat'lc,  a.    Phlegmatic. 

fluxt^*«,  pp.     Fluxed. 

flem^,  n.     Phlegm. 

fly'a-bF,  a.     Flyable. 

fleshf,  pp.    Fleshed. 

fo%  n.     Foe. 

flex'1-bP,  a.    Flexible. 

foald-*S  pp.     Foaled. 

flex'l-bl-ness^,  n.    Flexibleness. 

foamd^*®,  pp.     Foamed. 

flex'U''",  a.    Flexile. 

fobd*"",  pp.     Fobbed. 

flex'lvtS  a.    Flexive. 

fo'cusf^S  pp.     Focused. 

flextS  a.    Flexed. 

fod'derd»,  pp.     Foddered. 

flick'erdS  pp.    Flickered. 

foe'nlx^,  n.     Phoenix,  phenix. 

flicktS  PP-    FUcked. 

fogd«,  pp.     Fogged. 

flIncht''*S  pp.    FUnched. 

foi'bP,  n.     Foible. 

flipt»,  pp.    FUpped. 

folld^*%  a.     FoUed. 

fllrt'a-bP,  a.    FUrtable. 

fol'li-cP,  n.     Follicle. 

flit'terds  pp.    Fhttered. 

fol'loed®,  pp.     Followed. 

floi%  n.    Floe. 

fol'lowd^*S  pp.     Followed. 

flo^",  V.  &  n.     Flow. 

fon'dF,  vt.  &  vi.     Fondle. 

float 'a-bP,  a.    Floatable. 

fon'dld^,  pp.     Fondled. 

flockt^,  pp.    Flocked. 

fo-net'ic^*«,  a.  &  n.     Phonetic. 

floed^,  pp.     Flowed. 

fo'net-ist',  n.     Phonetist. 

floes*,  n.  pi.     Flows. 

fon'lc^,  a.     Phonic. 

flogd^*«,  pp.    Flogged. 

fo'no-graf^*",  v.  &  n.     Phonograph. 

flog'ga-bP,  a.    Floggable. 

fo-nog'ra-fer''*S  n.     Phonographer. 

floord*"**,  pp.    Floored. 

fo^no-graflC**,  a.     Phonographic. 

flopt^,  pp.    Flopped. 

fo-nog'ra-fy''*^,  n.     Phonography. 

flos*,  n.     Floss. 

fo"no-log'lc'',  a.     Phonologic. 

flot'ta-bF,  a.    Flottable. 

fo-nol'o-glsf,  n.     Phonologist. 

flouii'derd^*«,  pp.    Floundered. 

fo-nol'o-gy^,  n.     Phonology. 

flounst*,  pp.     Flounced. 

fo'no-type^,  n.    Phonotype.         ' 

flourd",  pp.    Floured. 

foold-",  pp.    Fooled. 

flour'isht«,  pp.    Flourished. 

for-bad'^,  vt.     Forbade. 

flowd^,  pp.    Flowed. 

for-bear'a-bP,  a.     Forbearable. 

flow'«rd»,  pp.    Flowered. 

for-bld'a-bP,  a.     Forbidable. 

flox^*%n.    Phlox. 

for-bld'n'",  pa.     Forbidden. 

flu®,  V.  &  n.     Flue. 

for'cl-bF,  a.    Forcibly. 

flu®,  imp.     Flew. 

for'cl-bl-ness*',  n.     Forcibleness. 

fluc'tu-a-bF,  a.    Fluctuable. 

ford'a-bP,  a.     Fordable. 

flur'ish'',  V.  &  n.    Flourish. 

ford'a-bl-ness^,  n.     Fordableness. 

flur'lshf*,  pp.    Flourished. 

fore-gon'^,  pa.     Foregone. 

flusht*"*®,  pp.    Flushed. 

fore'hed^,  n.     Forehead. 

flus'terd^*S  pp.    Flustered. 

for'eii''*^,  a.     Foreign. 

flut'ter-a-bF,  a.    Flutterable. 

fot'en-er*"*",  n.     Foreigner. 

foreknowabl 
gagl 

fore-know 'a-bP,  a.    foreknowable. 
fore-see 'a-bF,  a.    Foreseeable. 
fore-warnd'«,  pp.     Forewarned. 
for'felt-a-bP,  a.     Forfeitable. 
for'flt*,  V.  &  n.     Forfeit. 
forge 'a-bP,  a.     Forgeable. 
for-get'a-bl,  for-get'ta-bF,  a.    For- 

getable,  forgettable. 
for-get'a-[or  ta-]bl-ness^,    n.      For- 

getableness,  forgettableness. 
for'ge-tiv«,  a.     Forgetive. 
for-glv'^**,  vt.  &  vi.     Forgive. 
for-glv'a-bF,  a.     Forgivable. 
for-glv'ness^,  n.     Forgiveness. 
for-gon'*",  pp.    Forgone. 
for'hed^,  n.     Forehead. 
forkt»,  a.     Forked. 
form'a-bF,  a.     Formable. 
form'a-tlv^*^,  a.  &  n.     Formative. 
formd^*«,  pa.     Formed. 
for'mi-da-bF,  a.     Formidable. 
for'mi-da-bl-ness^,  n.     Formidable- 


forst^,  pp.     Forced. 
fort'a-lisS  n.    Fortalice. 
fo^'tI-fl"a-bl^  a.    Fortifiable. 
fos'fate^,  n.    Phosphate. 
fos-for'lc^,  a.    Phosphoric. 
fos'for-us^*^,  n.    Phosphorus. 
foss'',  n.    Fosse. 
fos'terd^*^,  pp.    Fostered. 
fo'to-graf*^,  V.  &  n.     Photograph. 
fo-tog'ra-fer*"**,  n.    Photographer. 
fo"to-graf' Ic^*^,  a     Photographic. 
fo'to-graff**,  pp.     Photographed. 
fo-tog'ra-fy^*8,  n.    Photography. 
fo-tom'e-ter^,  n.    Photometer. 
fo-tom'e-try,  n.    Photometry. 
fo'to-sphere*,  n.     Photosphere. 
fo'to-type^,  n.    Phototj^je. 
fould^*",  pp.    Fouled. 
fouii'derd^*^,  pp.    Foundered. 
foxt^*",  pa.    Foxed. 
frac'ta-bF,  n.    Fractable. 


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frac'tilS  a.     Fractile. 
frag'IF*S  a.     Fragile. 
frag'll-ly»,  adv.     Fragilely. 
fraiD'a-bP,  a.     Framable. 
fram'a-bl-ness'',  n.    Framableness. 
fran'gl-bl^,  a.     Frangible. 
fran'gi-bl-ness'',  n.     Frangibleness. 
frank'a-bl'',  a.     Frankable. 
frankt^,  pp.     Franked. 
frase^**,  v.  &  n.     Phrase. 
fra"se-ol'o-gy^*^,  n.     Phraseology. 
fraut^,  pa.    Fraught. 
frayd«,  pp.     Frayed. 
fraz'P,  V.  &  n.     Frazzle. 
fraz'W,  pp.     Frazzled. 
freakt«,  pp.     Freaked. 
freck'P,  V.  &  n.     Freckle. 
freck'ld^,  pa.     Freckled. 
freez^,  vt.  &  vi.     Freeze. 
frend^,  n.     Friend. 
fre-nol'o-glst^,  n.    Phrenologist. 
fre-nol'o-gy^**,  n.     Phrenology. 
fren'zy,  v.  &  n.    Phrensy. 
frencht^,  a.    Frenched. 
fre-quent'a-bP,  a.     Frequentable. 
fre-quen'ta-tlv*,  a.  &  n.    Frequenta- 
tive. 
fresh'end^*^,  pp.    Freshened. 
frI'a-bP,  a.     Friable. 
fri'a-bl-ness^,  n.    Friableness. 
frib'P,  v.,  a.  &  n.     Fribble. 
frib'ld%  pp.     Fribbled. 
frlc'a-tlv^,  a.  &  n.     Fricative. 
fric'tion-a-bF,  a.    Frictionable. 
friez^,  V.  &  n.     Frieze. 
fright 'en-a-bF,  a.    Frightenable. 
frlght'end'**,  pp.    Frightened. 
friF*%  V.  &  n.     FriU. 
frIld''*S  pp.    Frilled. 
frlskf*",  pp.    Frisked. 
frlt'terd''*^,  pp.    Frittered. 
friv'o-lus®,  a.     Frivolous. 
frlz^,  V.  &  n.     Frizz. 
frlzd*"*",  pp.    Frizzed. 


45 

friz'P,  V.  &  n.    Frizzle. 
frlz'ld',  jyp.     Frizzled. 
frockt^y  pp.     Frocked. 
frol'lckt*",  pp.     Frolicked. 
frol'lc-sum*"**,  a.     Frolicsome. 
frol'lct^,  pj).    Frolicked. 
frotht^,  -pp.    Frothed. 
frownd*'*^,  -pp.     Frowned. 
fruc'tI-fi''a-bF,  a.    Fructifiable. 
fruc'tl-fl-ca-tiv^,  a.    Fructificative. 
fru-glv'o-rus*,  a.     Frugivorous. 
fru'i-tlv»,  a.    Fruitive. 
frunf,  y.,  a.  &  n.    Front. 
frus'tra-bP,  a.    Frustrable. 
frus'tra-tiv^,  a.    Frustrative. 
fud'P,  vt.  &  vi.    Fuddle. 
fud'ld',  pp.    Fuddled. 
fu'eld«,  pp.    Fueled. 
fu'ga-tiv",  a.    Fugative. 
fu'gl-tlv^**,  a.  &  n.    Fugitive. 
fu'gl-tlv-ly«,  adv.    Fugitively. 
fu'gl-tlv-ness",  n.    Fugitiveness. 
fuF",  v.,  a.,  n.  &  adv.    Full. 
fuld^*%  pp.    Fulled. 
ful-fll'^*%  vt.    Fulfill. 
ful-flld'"S  pp.    Fulfilled. 
ful'mln^,  vt.  &  vi.    Fulmine. 
furness*,  n.     Fullness. 
ful'sum*"**,  a.    Fulsome. 
fum'bP,  V.  &  n.    Fumble. 
fum'bld^,  pp.    Fumbled. 
fund'a-bl^,  a.    Fundable. 
fun'gl-bP,  a.  &  n.    Fungible. 
fun'neld^,  pp.    Funneled. 
fur'blsh-a-bF,  a.    Furbishable. 
fur'blsht^*",  pp.    Furbished. 
furd^,  pp.  &  a.    Furred. 


foreknowabl 

gagl 


furW**,  pp.    Furled. 
fur'lo*"",  V.  &  n.    Furlough. 
fur'loed^*«,  pp.    Furloughed. 
fur'nish-a-bF,  a.    Furnishable. 
fur'nisht^",  pa.    Furnished. 
fur'ro^,  V.  &  n.     Furrow. 
fur'roed^,  o.    Furrowed. 
fur'therd^*^,  pp.    Furthered. 
fur'tlv^*«,  a.    Furtive. 
fur'tiv-ly^.  Furtively. 
fur'tlv-ness^,  n.    Furtiveness. 
furz*",  V.  &  n.    Furze. 
fus®,  V.  &  n.     Fuss. 
fus'cus^,  a.    Fuscous. 
fust^*»,  pp.    Fussed. 
fu'tU'*%  fu'tUe^  a.    Futile. 
fu'tU-lys,  adv.    Futilely. 
fu'til-ness^,  n.    Futileness. 
fuz*",  n.    Fuzz. 
fuze,  V.  &  n.    Fuse. 
fu'zl-bl%  a.     Fusible. 
fu'zi-bl-ness^,  n.    Fusibleness. 
fu'zlon^,  n.    Fusion. 
fy-lac'ter-y^,  n.    Phylactery. 


fys'lc' 


n.    Physic. 


fys'i-caP,  a.    Physical. 
fy-si'clan^**,  n.     Physician. 
fys'i-clst^,  n.    Physicist. 
fys'lckt^,  pp.    Physicked. 
fys'lcs^*^,  n.    Physics. 
fys'^i-og'no-iiilst',  n.  Physiognomist. 
fys"l-og'no-iny*',  n.    Physiognomy. 
fys"i-o-log'ic^,  a.    Physiologic. 
fys"l-ol'o-glst^,  n.    Physiologist. 
fys^l-d'o-gy*"",  n.     Physiology. 
fy-tog'ra-fy^,  n.    Phytography. 
fy-tol'o-gy^,  n.    Phytology. 


gabd'*",  pp.    Gabbed. 
gab'l',  V.  &  n.    Gabble. 
gab'ld*',  pp.    Gabbled. 


gar 


V.  &  n.     Gafif. 


garip,  n.    Gaffle. 
gagd^*«,  pp.    Gagged. 
gage'a-bl^,  a.    Gageabk 
gag'F,  V.  &  n.    Gaggle. 


gagld 
granlt 

gag'W,  pp.    Gaggled. 
gain'a-bl^,  a.    Gainable.     ' 
gaind^*^,  pp.    Gained. 
gal'terd*,  pp.    Gaitered. 
ga-lag'ln,  ga-lag'i-nlnB,  a.  &  n.    Ga- 

lagine,  galaginine. 
gal'an-tinB,  n.    Galantine. 
gald»,  pa.    Galled. 
galld'',  pa.    Galled. 
gal'lopt",  pp.    Galloped. 
gal'ly*,  n.     Galley. 
gam'bl^,  V.  &  n.    Gamble. 
gam'bld^,  pp.    Gambled. 
gamd^,  pp.    Gammed. 
game'sum^**,  o.     Gamesome. 
gam'mond",  pp.    Gammoned. 
gang'',  n.    Gangue. 
gang'a-bl^,  a.    Gangable. 
gapt^,  pp.    Gapped. 
gar"an-tee'^,  v.  &  n.    Guarantee. 
gaF'an-ty,  v.  &  n.    Guaranty. 
garbd^,  pp.    Garbed. 
gar'bl*",  V.  &  n.    Garble. 
gar'bW,  pp.    Garbled. 
gard*"*^,  V.  &  n.    Guard. 
gar'den-a-bl^,  a.    Gardenable. 
gar'dend^*^,  pp.    Gardened. 
gar'dl-an*'*8,  a.  &  n.    Guardian. 
gar'gl'*,  V.  &  n.    Gargle. 
gar'gld*",  pp.    Gargled. 
gar'nerd'^*^,  pp.    Garnered. 
gar'nisht^,  a.    Garnished, 
gar'ri-sond^,  a.    Garrisoned. 
gar'terd*,  pp.    Gartered, 
gashf",  pp.    Gashed. 
gas'I-fl"a-bF,  a.    Gasifiable. 
gaspt^*8,  pp.    Gasped. 
gast^,  pp.    Gassed. 
gast'li-ness*',  n.    Ghastliness. 
gast'lyp*8,  a.  &  adv.    Ghastly. 
gath'er-a-bl'',  a.    Gatherable. 
gath'erd^,  pp.    Gathered. 
gauz^,  n.    Gauze. 
gav'eld^,  pp.    Gaveled,  gavelled. 


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ga-zel"",  n.    Gazelle. 
ga-zet'^,  V.  &  n.    Gazette. 
geard^,  pp.    Geared. 
gel'a-bF,  a.    Gelable. 
gel'a-tln^,  n.    Gelatine.  * 
ge-lafl-nlz^a-bP,  a.    Gelatinizable. 
geld'a-bP,  a.    Geldable. 
gem'i-na-tlv^,  a.  &  n.    Geminative. 
gen'der-a-bP,  a.    Genderable. 
geii'derd*"**,  pp.    Gendered. 
gen'eF-a-bP,  a.    Generable. 
gen'er-a-bl-ness'',  n.    Generableness. 
gen'er-ald«,    pp.     Generaled,    gener- 

alled, 
geii'er-al-lz"[or  -ls"]a-bP,  a.    Gener- 

alizable,  generaUsable. 
gen'er-a-tlv«,  a.    Generative. 
gen'i-tlv'"*^,  a.  &  n.    Genitive. 
gen'tP,  v.,  a.  &  n.    Gentle. 
gen'tW,  pp.    Gentled. 
gen'tl-man^,  n.    Gentleman. 
gen'u-iii*'*«,  a.    Genuine. 
geii'u-ln-ly»,  adv.     Genuinely. 
gen'u-ln-ness^,  n.    Genuineness. 
ge-og'ra-fer'',  n.     Geographer. 
ge"o-graf'Ic,  -1-caP,  a.    Geographic, 

geographical. 
ge-og'ra-fy^*^,  n.    Geography. 
ger'ml-na-bP,  a.    Germinable. 
ger'mi-na-tlv*,  a.    Germinative. 
ger'mi-na-tlv-ly*,  adv.    Germinative- 

ly. 

ge-run'dlv^,  n.    Gerundive. 
ge-run'dlv-ly",  adv.    Gerundively- 
gess^,  v.  &  n.    Guess. 
gest^,  pp.    Guessed. 
gesf,  n.    Guest. 
ges'ta-tlv»,  a.    Gestative. 
ges-tic'u-la"tlv*,  a.    Gesticulative. 
ges-tlc'u-la-tlv-ly»,  adv.     Gesticula- 

tively. 
get-at'a-bP,  a.    Getatable. 
get-at'a-bl-ness'',  n.    Getatableness. 
Ghlb'el-linS  a.  &  n.    Ghibelline. 


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glbd»,  a.    Gibbed. 

glb'berd^,  pp.    Gibbered. 

gigd»,  pp.    Gigged. 

gig'l^,  V.  &  n.    Giggle. 

glg'ld^  pp.    Giggled. 

glg'nl-tiv^,  a.    Gignitive. 

glP*%  V.  &  n.    Gill. 

gUdS  pp.    Gilled. 

gild^,  n.    Guild. 

gllt%  n.    Guilt. 

gUt'y',  a.    Guilty. 

gind»,  pp.    Ginned. 

gin'gerd*,  pp.    Gingered. 

glr'dF,  V.  &  n.    Girdle. 

glrMW,  pp.    Girdled. 

glrtht^,  pp.    Girthed. 

glv^*%  vt.  &  vi.    Give. 

give'a-bF,  a.    Giveable. 

glv'!!*",  pa.    Given. 

glad'dend^,  pp.    Gladdened. 

glad 'sum****,  a.    Gladsome. 

glam'or^,  vt.    Glamour. 

glam'ord^,  pp.    Glamoured. 

glanst^,  pp.     Glanced. 

glas^,  V.  &  n.     Glass. 

glast^,  pp.    Glassed. 

gleamd^**,  pp.     Gleamed. 

gleand^",  pp.    Gleaned. 

glibdS  pp.    Glibbed. 

gllm'merd^,  pp.    Glimmered. 

glimps'*,  V.  &  n.    Glimpse. 

glimpst^**,  pp.    Glimpsed. 

gUs'tend^,  pp.    Glistened. 

glls'terd^*^,  pp.    Glistered. 

glit'terd^*%  pp.    Glittered. 

glo*,  V.  &  n.     Glow. 

gloed^,  pp.     Glowed. 

gloes",  3d  pers.  sing.  pres.  ind.    Glows. 

glooind*'*^,  pp.    Gloomed. 

glo'rl-us®,  a.     Glorious. 

glos'so-graf,  n.    Glossograph. 

glos-sog'ra-fer^,  n.    Glossographer. 

glos-sog'ra-fy,  n.    Glossography. 

glost",  pp.    Glossed. 


-gagld 
granit 

glowd«,  pp.    Glowed. 

glow'erd^,  pp.    Glowered. 

glu^,  V.  &  n.     Glue. 

glyc'er-in^,  n.    Glycerine. 

glyP,  n.    Glyph. 

glyf  o-graf*,  v.  &  n.    Glyphograph. 

glyf-og'ra-fy^,  n.    Glyphography. 

glyp'to-graf*,  n.    Glyptograph. 

gnarld^",  a.    Gnarled. 

gnasht",  pp.    Gnashed. 

gnaw'a-bP,  a.    Gnawable. 

gnawd^**,  pp.    Gnawed. 

go"a-hed'l-tlv^,  a.    Goaheaditive. 

go"a-hed'a-[or  -l-]tlv-ness»,  n.     Go- 

aheadativeness,  goaheaditiveness. 
gob'P,  V.  &  n.    Gobble. 
gob'ld'',  pp.    Gobbled. 
God'hed'-**,  n.    Godhead. 
go'fer^,  n.     Gopher. 
gof'ferd«,  pp.    Goffered. 
gog'P,  V.  &  n.    Goggle. 
gog'ld^,  pp.    Goggled. 
gol'ter^,  n.    Goitre. 
gol'terd*,  a.    Goitered. 
golft«,  pp.    Golfed. 
gon^*^,  pa.     Gone. 
good''*by'^,  a.,  n.  &  interj.    Good*bye. 
gost*"",  n.    Ghost. 
gost'ly^,  a.    Ghostly. 
gos'slpt",  pp.    Gossiped. 
got'n^,  pp.    Gotten. 
gownd",  pp.    Gowned. 
grabd*"*8,  pp.    Grabbed. 
grab'P,  vt.  &  vi.    Grabble. 
grab'ld^,  pp.    Grabbled. 
grac'IP,  a.    Gracile. 
graP,  V.  &  n.    Graff. 
grar*,  n.    Graph. 
graf'lc^**,  a.    Graphic. 
gralnd^*8j  pp^    Grained. 
gral'Un^,  a.  &  n.    Gralline. 
gpain"i-iilv'o-riis®,  a.  Graminivorous. 
gram'ma-log^,  n.    Grammalogue. 
gran'tf**,  n.    Granite. 


grantabl 

heriotabl 

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grant 'a-bP,  a.    Grantable. 

gros*,  a.  &  n.    Gross. 

gran'u-la-tlv^,  a.    Granulative. 

groupt***^,  pp.     Grouped. 

gras^,  V.  &  n.     Grass. 

grov'eW^s,  pp.    Groveled. 

grasp'a-bF,  a.    Graspable. 

growld^*»,  pp.    Growled. 

graspt''*^,  pp.    Grasped. 

gru",  imp.    Grew. 

grav"i-per-cep'tlv«,  a.    Gravipercep- 

grubd''*8,  pp.    Grubbed. 

tive. 

grudgd^*«,  pp.    Grudged. 

grav"l-sen'sl-tlv»,  a.    Gravisensitive. 

gruF*%  a.     Gruff. 

grav'i-ta-tlv«,  a.    Gravitative. 

grum'bF,  v.  &  n.    Grumble. 

greaz''*%  grease'',  vt.    Grease. 

grum'bld*",  pp.    Grumbled. 

greazd'',  greasf**,  pp.    Greased. 

guard 'a-bP,  a.    Guardable. 

green 'a-bP,  a.    Greenable. 

guize'',  V.  &  n.    Guise. 

grib'P,  n.    Gribble. 

gul%  V.  &  n.    Gull. 

grld'P,  V.  &  n.    Griddle. 

gulft''*%  pp.    Gulfed. 

g^ld'ld^  pp.    Griddled. 

gul'll-[or-la-.]bP,o.  Gullible, gullable. 

grId'l"rond«,  pp.  Gridironed. 

gulptp*«,  pp.    Gulped. 

griev^,  vt.  &  vi.     Grieve. 

gur'gp,  V.  &  n.    Gurgle. 

grievd^*8,  pp.     Grieved. 

gur'gld^,  pp.    Gurgled. 

grlev'us®,  a.    Grievous. 

gusht^*«,  pp.    Gushed. 

griF*%  V.  &  n.     GriU. 

guv'ern^,  vt.  &  vi.    Govern. 

grlld%  pp.    GriUed. 

guv'ern-a-bl^,  a.    Governable. 

grlnd^,  pp.    Grinned. 

guv'ernd^,  pp.     Governed. 

gript^*S  pp.     Gripped. 

guv'er-ness^,  n.     Governess. 

grlz'F,  V.  &  n.     Grizzle. 

guv'ern-lng'",  pa.     Groverning. 

griz'ld'',  a.     Grizzled. 

guv'ern-ment^,  n.     Government. 

gro'',  vt.  &  VI.    Grow. 

guv'er-nor^,  n.     Governor. 

groes*,  Sd  per.  sing.  pres.  indie.  Grows. 

gus'ta-tiv«,  a.     Gustative. 

groand^,  pp.     Groaned. 

gus'ta-tlv-ness»,  n.    Gustativeness. 

grogd«,  pp.     Grogged. 

gut'ta-bF,  a.     Guttable. 

groind»,  a.     Groined. 

gut'terd^,  pp.    Guttered. 

groomdP*8,  pp.     Groomed. 

guz'F,  V.  &  n.    Guzzle. 

groov^,  V.  &  n.     Groove. 

guz'ld'',  pp.    Guzzled. 

groovd^*^,  pa.    Grooved. 

H 


hab'It-a-bF,  a.    Habitable. 
hab'it-a-bl-ness'',  n.    Habitableness. 
hab'I-ta-tlv^,  a.    Habitative. 
hach^,  v.  &  n.    Hatch. 
hach'ment^,  n.    Hatchment. 
hack'l'',  v.  &  n.    Hackle. 
hack 'Id'',  pp.    Hackled. 
hack'ny^,  v.,  a.  &  n.     Hackney. 


had'doc",  n.    Haddock. 
hackf*^,  pp.    Hacked. 
hag'F,  v.  &  n.    Haggle. 
hag'ld'',  pp.    Haggled. 


halld' 
hal'lo^,  V. 
hal'loes^. 

Hallows. 


pp.     Hailed. 


Hallow. 
Sd    per. 


sing.    pres.    ind. 


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grantabl 
heriotabl 


hal'lowd'*,  pp-     Hallowed. 

hatch 'ett-in",  n.     Hatchettine. 

hal'terd^*%  pp.     Haltered. 

hatcht*"*",  pp.     Hatched. 

halv*-,  vt.    Halve. 

hauld^*%  pp.    Hauled. 

halvd"*',  pp.     Halved. 

hau'ty^*^,  a.     Haughty. 

ham'bF,  vt.  &  vi.     Hamble. 

hav*"*^,  vt.  &  vi.     Have. 

ham'moc^,  n.    Hammock. 

hav'oC,  V.  &  n.     Havock. 

hain'perd^*^,  pp.     Hampered. 

hav'ockt^,  pp.    Havocked. 

hand'cuf'"*,  v.  &  n.    Handcuff. 

hawd»,  pp.     Hawed. 

hand'cuft"^*«,  pp.     Handcuffed. 

hawkt^*«,  pp.    Hawked. 

hand'i-capt»,  pp.     Handicapped. 

hayd«,  pp.     Hayed. 

han'dP,  v.  &  n.     Handle. 

haz'ard-a-bF,  a.     Hazardable. 

han'dld",  pp.     Handled. 

heald^*»,  pp.     Healed. 

hand'sum^**,  a.     Handsome. 

heapt^*S  pp.    Heaped. 

hangd^**,  pp.     Hanged. 

heav^,  v.  &  n.    Heave. 

hang'a-bP,  a.     Hangable. 

heavd^*S  pa.    Heaved. 

han'kerd«,  pp.     Hankered. 

heavs^,  n.    Heaves. 

bapd"*,  pp.     Happed. 

hec'tord",  pp.    Hectored. 

hap'pend*"**,  pp.    Happened. 

hed^*»,  y.,  a.  &  n.    Head. 

hapt^,  pp.     Happed.                             • 

hed'ake"^*S  n.    Headache. 

ha-rang"'*8,  v.  &  n.     Harangue. 

hedgd*'*S  pp.    Hedged. 

ha-rangd'^*8,  pp.    Harangued. 

hed'land"^*%  n.     Headland. 

har'ast^*«,  pp.     Harassed. 

hed'long'"'*8,  a.  &  adv.     Headlong. 

har'bor'',  v.  &  n.     Harbour. 

heeld^*«,  a.     Heeled. 

har'bord^",  pp.  Harbored,  harboured. 

hef 'er^,  n.     Heifer. 

hard 'end",  pp.    Hardened. 

height 'end'',  pp.     Heightened. 

hark'en^**,  vt.  &  vi.    Hearken. 

heP*%n.     Hell. 

hark'end^*",  pp.    Hearkened. 

helmd»,  pp.     Helmed. 

harkt''**,  pp.    Harked. 

help'a-bP,  a.     Helpable. 

harmd*'*",  pp.     Harmed. 

helpt''*",  pp.     Helped. 

har-mo'ni-us^,  a.     Harmonious. 

helth^*«,  n.     Health. 

har'nesf*",  a.     Harnessed. 

helth'fulS  a.     Healthful. 

har-poond'^,  pp.     Harpooned. 

helth'y*",  a.     Healthy. 

harpt^*«,  pp.    Harped. 

helv^**,  V.  &  n.    Helve. 

har'rowd^*»,  pp.     Harrowed. 

helvd",  pp.    Helved. 

hart"**,  v.  &  n.     Heart. 

hemd",  pp.     Hemmed. 

hart'en",  vt.     Hearten. 

hem'l-sfere^,  n.    Hemisphere. 

harth^",  n.    Hearth. 

hem'i-stic®,  n.     Hemistich. 

hart'y^",  a.  &  n.    Hearty. 

hem'Ioc*,  n.     Hemlock. 

hasht^*S  pp.    Hashed. 

hem'or-age',  n.     Hemorrhage. 

haspt",  pp.    Hasped. 

hense'*,  adv.     Hence. 

has'soc^,  n.    Hassock. 

her-blv'o-rus*,  a.    Herbivorous. 

hast'end",  pp.     Hastened. 

herd*",  pp.     Heard. 

hat'a-bl,    hate'a-bP,    a.    Hatable, 

he-red 'i-ta-tiv»,  a.     Hereditative. 

hateable. 

her'l-ot-a-bP,  a.    Heriotable. 

beritabl 

imageabl 

50 

her'i-ta-bP,  a.     Heritable. 

hom'i-nin%  a.     Hominine. 

her-maf  ro-dlte*",  a.  &  n.    Hermaph- 

ho"mo-ciii-chon'I-clnS n.      Homo- 

rodite. 

cinchonicine. 

her'o-in8,  n.     Heroine. 

ho"ino-cin-chon'i-din%  n.     Homo- 

herse^,  n.    Hearse. 

cinchonidine. 

herst^,  pp.     Hearsed. 

ho"mo-cln'cho-nln«,  n.     Homocin- 

hes'I-ta-tiv^,  a.     Hesitative. 

chonine. 

hes'I-ta-tiv-ly»,  adv.     Hesitatively. 

hom'o-fone*,  n.     Homophone. 

heth'er^*S  n.     Heather. 

ho'mo-graf*,  n.     Homograph. 

hev'en^*^,  v.  &  n.     Heaven. 

hon'or^,  v.  &  n.     Honour. 

jiev'yp*8,  a.  &  n.     Heavy. 

hon'or-a-bF,    a.    &    n.     Honorable, 

hic'cof,  hic'cup^,  v.  &  n.     Hiccough, 

honourable. 

hiccup. 

hon'or-a-bl-ness^,   n.      Honorable- 

hic'coft^,    hlc'cupt^*%    pp.        Hic- 

ness. 

coughed,  hiceuped. 

hon'ordp*^,  pp.    Honored,  honoured. 

hlch^  V.  &  n.     Hitch. 

hoii'y*»  v.,  a.  &  n.     Honey. 

hid'e-us®,  a.    Hideous. 

hood'winkt'*^,  pp.    Hoodwinked. 

hld'n%  pa.     Hidden. 

hooft^*%  pp.  &  a.    Hoofed. 

hl'er-o-glyP,  n.     Hieroglyph. 

hookt^^S  pa.     Hooked. 

hiF*%  V.  &  n.     HiU. 

hoop'ingsscof"',  n.     Hooping«cough. 

hUd''*S  a.     HiUed. 

hoopt*'*8,  pp.     Hooped. 

hil'locS  n.    Hillock. 

hopt^,  pp.     Hopped. 

hin'derd^*8,  pp.     Hindered. 

hornd^*«,  a.     Homed. 

hlpt^*%  pp.  &  a.    Hipped. 

ho-rog'ra-fy',  n.     Horography. 

hir'clns,  a.     Hircine. 

hoT'o-log**,  n.     Horologue. 

his®,  V.  &  n.    Hiss. 

hor'rl-bF,  a.     Horrible. 

lilst^*8,  pp.     Hissed. 

hor'rl-bl-ness°,  n.    Horribleness. 

hitchts  pp.     Hitched. 

horst''*^,  pp.     Horsed. 

ho%  V.  &  n.    Hoe. 

hor'ta-tiV^S  a.     Hortative. 

hob'F,  V.  &  n.    Hobble. 

hor'ta-tlv-ly«,  adv.     Hortatively. 

hock'',  vt.    Hough. 

hos'pi-ta-bF,  a.     Hospitable. 

hogd»,  pa.     Hogged. 

hos'pl-ta-bl-ness'',   n.      Hospitable- 

hole"*,  a.  &  n.    Whole. 

ness. 

hole'lyp,  adv.    Wholly. 

hos'til%  a.  &  n.     Hostile. 

hole'sale'',  a.  &  n.    Wholesale. 

houz**,  vt.  &  vi.     House. 

hole'sum^,  a.     Wholesome. 

houzd',  pp.  &  a.     Housed. 

hol'lo®,  y.,  a.  &  n.     Hollow. 

houz'ing^',  n.     Housing. 

hoFloed^,  pp.     Hollowed. 

hov'eld^,  pp.    Hoveled,  hovelled. 

hoF'o-crys'tal-lin*,  a.     Holocrystal- 

hov'erd^,  pp.     Hovered. 

line. 

howld'*%  pp.     Howled. 

hol"o-hy'a-liii«,  a.     HolohyaUne. 

huch"*,  V.  &  n.     Hutch. 

hol'sterd»,  a.     Holstered. 

hucht*",  pp.     Hutched. 

hom'age-a-bl'',  a.     Homageable. 

hud'P,  V.  &  n.    Huddle. 

home's  ted'",  v.  &  n.    Homestead. 

huP*%  y.,  a.  &  tt.    Huff. 

heritabl 


51 

imageabl 

huft"S  pp.     Huffed. 

huskt^,  a.     Husked. 

hugd'*S  pp.     Hugged. 

hus'tP,  V.  &  n.     Hustle. 

hul%  V.  &  n.     HuU. 

hus'tld^  pp.     Hustled. 

huldS  pp.     Hulled. 

hutcht%  a.     Hutched. 

hulktS  pp.     Hulked. 

hy"a-cin'thlii«,  a.     Hyacinthine. 

hum'bP,  V.  &  a.     Humble. 

hy'a-linS  a.  &  n.     Hyahne. 

hum'bld^,  pp.     Humbled. 

hy'brid-ls"a-bl%  a.     Hybridisable. 

humd%  imp.  &  pp.     Hummed. 

hy'brld-iz"a-[or  -is"a-]bP,  a.     Hy- 

hu-iiill'l-a"tiv^,  a.     Humiliative. 

bridizable,  hybridisable. 

hum'moc*,  v.  &  n.     Hummock. 

hy'dra-zin«,  n.     Hydrazine. 

hu'mor'',  v.  &  n.     Humour. 

hy"dro-cou'ma-riii8,  n.     Hydrocou- 

hu'mord^*8,     pa.        Humored,     hu- 

marine. 

moured. 

hy"dro-cy'a-nid*,  n.  ,  Hydrocyanide. 

humpf**,  a.     Humped. 

hy"dro-fo'bi-a'*,  n.  Hydrophobia, 

huiicht%  pp.     Hunched. 

hy-drog'ra-fy,  n.     Hydrography. 

hun'ey,  v.,a.&n.     Honey. 

hy"dro-pic'a-liii%  n.    Hydropicahne. 

hun'eyd'',  a.     Honeyed. 

hy'e-nln%  a.     Hyenine. 

hun'ied'',  a.     Honied. 

hy'fen^",  v.  &  n.     Hyphen. 

hunt'a-bl'',  a.     Huntable. 

hy'fend'',  pp.     Hyphened. 

hurld^,  pp.     Hurled. 

hy'phend^,  pp.     Hyphened. 

hur-rahd'^,  pp.     Hurrahed. 

hyp'no-tlz"[or  -tls"]a-bF,  a.  Hypno- 

hus'band-a-bP,  a.     Husbandable. 

tizable,  hypnotisable. 

hushf,  pp.     Hushed. 

hyp'o-crit*'*«,  n.     Hypocrite. 

Ich*",  V.  &  n.     Itch. 
Icht*",  pp.     Itched. 
I'cl-cF,  n.     Icicle. 
I-de'a-tiv^,  a.     Ideative. 
l-den'tl-fl"a-bl%  a.     Identifiable. 
id^l-o-re-pul'slV,  a.     Idiorepulsive. 
lg-nlt'l-[or  a-]bl«,  a.     Ignitible,  ignit- 

able. 
ig-no'W,  a.     Ignoble. 
Ig-no'bl-ness^,  n.     Ignobleness. 
Ig-nor'a-bP,  a.     Ignorable. 
IF,  a.,  n.  &  adv.     HI. 
I 'land*"",  V.  &  n.     Island. 
lle''*S  V.  &  n.     Isle. 
I'let^S  n.     Islet. 
ll'la-tlv«'*S  a.     Illative. 
ll-land'a-bP,  a.    Ulandable. 
U-leg'l-bP,  a.    Illegible. 


U-leg'i-bl-ness'',  n.     Illegible 
U-lev'I-a-bF,  a.     Illeviable. 
U-Um'i-ta-bF,  a.  &  n.     IlUmitable. 
il-llm'i-ta-bl-ness^,    n.     lllimitable- 


U-lo'ca-bP,  a.     Illocable. 
ll-lu'ml-na-tlv^,  a.     Dlimiinative. 
il-lu'min*,  vt.     Illumine. 
il-lu'sion-a-bP,  a.     Illusionable. 
ll-lu'siv^*8,  a.     niusive. 
il-lu'slv-ly^,  adv.     Illusively. 
Il-lu'slv-ness",  n.     Illusiveness. 
il-lus'tra-bP,  a.     lUustrable. 
11-Ius'tra-ta-bP,  a.     lUustratable. 
Il-lus'tra-tlv**,  a.     Illustrative. 
il-lus'trl-us*,  a.     Illustrious. 
IFness*",  n.     Illness. 
im'age-a-bP,  a.    Imageable. 


Imagln 
in 

Im-ag'lii^**,  vt.  &  id.     Imagine. 

im-ag'i-na-I)!'',  a.     Imaginable. 

Im-ag'i-na-bl-ness'*,  n.  Imagin- 
ableness. 

lm-ag'i-na-tlv^*»,  a.    Imaginative. 

Im-ag'l-na-tiv-ly^,  adv.  Imagina- 
tively. 

im-ag'i-na-tiv-ness^,  n.  Imagina- 
tiveness. 

Im-ag'ind^**,  pp.     Imagined. 

iin'be-ciF*»,  a.  &  n.     Imbecile. 

Im-blt'terdf^,  pa.     Imbittered. 

Im'brl-ca-tlv®,  a.     Imbricative. 

Im-brownd't*",  pa.     Imbrowned. 

im-bru'«,  vt.     Imbrue. 

Im'i-ta-bF,  a.     Imitable. 

Im'i-ta-bl-ness^,  n.     Imitableness. 

lm'l-ta-tlv^*«,  a.     Imitative. 

Im'I-ta-tlv-ly*,  adv.     Imitatively. 

im'l-ta-tlv-ness^,  n.     Imitativeness. 

Im-mal'le-a-bF,  a.     Immalleable. 

Im-man'a-cl'',  vt.     Immanacle. 

Im-med'l-ca-bF,  a.     Immedicable. 

Im-mein'o-ra-bl'',  a.    Immemorable. 

Iin-ineii'sur-a-bF,a.   Immensm'able. 

Im-me'zur-a-bF,  a.    Immeasm-able. 

Im-mis'ci-bl^,  a.     Immiscible. 

Im-mit'i-ga-bF,  a.     Immitigable. 

Im-mix'a-bl^,  a.     Immixable. 

lin-inor'tal-iz"a-bl^,  a.  Immortal- 
izable. 

Im-mo'tlv^,  a.     Immotive. 

Im-mov'a-bF,  a.  &  n.     Immovable. 

Im-mov'a-bl-ness^,  n.  Immovable- 
ness. 

im-mu'ta-bl'*,  a.    Immutable. 

im-mu'ta-bl-ness^,  n.    Immutable- 


im-palr'a-bP,  a.     Impairable. 
Im-palrd"'*«,  pp.     Impaired. 
im-pal'pa-bF,  a.     Impalpable. 
Im-part'l-bP,  a.     Impartible. 
lin"par-tlc'l-pa-bF,   a.      Impartici- 
pable. 


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lm-par'tiv«,  a.     Impartive. 

im-pass'a-bl''»  a.     Impassable. 

Im-pass'a-bl-ness'',  n.  Impassable- 
ness. 

im-pas'si-bF,  a.     Impassible. 

im-pas'si-bl-ness'',  n.  Impassible- 
ness. 

im-pas'siond^,  o.     Impassioned. 

im-pas'siv^*^,  a.     Impassive. 

Im-pas'slv-ly^,  adv.     Impassively. 

im-pas'siv-ness'',  n.     Impassiveness. 

im-pay'a-bF,  a.     Impayable. 

Im-peach'a-bP,  a.     Impeachable. 

Im-peacht'^,  pp.     Impeached. 

im-pec'ca-bF,  a.     Impeccable. 

im-peld""**,  pp.     Impelled. 

Im-pen'e-tra-bP,  a.     Impenetrable. 

Im-pen'e-tra-bl-ness^,  n.  Impene- 
trableness. 

im-pen'e-tra-tlv^,  a.   Impenetrative. 

im-per'a-tlv*'*^,  a.  &  n.     Imperative. 

im-per'a-tlv-ly^,  adv.  Imperatively. 

Im-per'a-tlv-ness^,  n.  Imperative- 
ness. 

iiii"per-celv'a-bF,  a.    Imperceivable. 

lin"per-cep'tl-bl^,  a.  &  n.  Imper- 
ceptible. 

iiii"per-cep'tl-bl-ness^,  n.  Imper- 
ceptibleness. 

lm"per-cep'tiv»,  a.    Imperceptive. 

Im^per-fec'tl-bF,   a.     Imperfectible. 

Iin"per-fec'tiv^,  a.  Imperfective. 

Im-per'fo-ra-bF,  a.     Imperforable. 

iin"per-forni'a-bP,  a.  Imperform- 
able. 

Im-per'lld^**,  pp.     Imperilled. 

Im-per'ish-a-bF,  a.     Imperishable. 

Im-per'lsh-a-bl-ness'",  n.  Imperish- 
ableness. 

Im-pe'rl-us«,  a.     Imperious. 

Im-per'nae-a-bP,  a.  Impermeable. 

im-per'me-a-bl-ness'',  n.  Imperme- 
ableness. 

lin"per-iiiis'si-bF,  a.  Impermissible. 


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im-per'son-a-tiv^,  a.   Impersonative. 
Im"per-scrlp'tl-bP,  a.     Imperscrip- 

tible. 
Iin"per-splr'a-bP,  a.    Imperspirable. 
Im"per-suad'a-bF,   a.      Impersuad- 

able. 
Im'^per-suad'a-bl-ness^,  n.     Imper- 

suadableness. 
lin"per-sua'sI-bP,  a.    Impersuasible. 
Iin"per-tran'si-bF,    a.      Impertran- 

sible. 
Im"per-turb'a-bP,  a.     Imperturba- 
ble. 
lm''per-turb'a-bl-ness'',  n.     Imper- 

turbableness.  . 
Im"per-vert'l-bP,  a.    Impervertible. 
Im-per'vi-a-bl^,  a.   Imperviable. 
Im"per'vl-a-bl-ness^,   n.      Impervi- 

ableness. 
Im'pe-tra-bl*",  a.     Impetrable. 
lm'pe-tra-tiv»,  a.     Impetrative. 
im-pla'ca-bP,  a.     Implacable. 
im-pla'ca-bl-ness^,    n.     Implacable- 


im-pIau'si-bF,  a.    Implausible. 

Im-plau'si-bl-ness^,  n.  Implausible- 
ness. 

Im-plead'a-bF,  a.    Impleadable. 

im-pli'a-bP,  a.     Impliable. 

tm'pli-ca-tiv^,  a.   Implicative. 

Im-plo'slv^,  a.  &  n.     Implosive. 

Iiii-po'lar-Iz"a-bF,  a.  Impolarizable. 

im-ponMer-a-bF,  a.  &  n.  Impon- 
derable. 

Im-pon'der-a-bl-ness^,  n.  Impon- 
derableness. 

im-pos'a-bP,  a.     Imposable. 

Im-pos'i-tlv^,  a.     Iifipositive. 

Im-pos'si-bF,  a.  &  n.    Impossible. 

im-po'ta-bP,  a.     Impotable. 

lm-pov'er-isht^*8,  yp.  Impoverished. 

im-prac'ti-ca-bF,  a.    Impracticable. 

im-prac'ti-ca-bl-ness^,  n.  Imprac- 
ticableness. 


Imagin 
in 

Im-preg'na-bF,  a.    Impregnable. 

im-preg'na-bl-ness'',  n.  Impregna- 
bleness. 

Im-preg'na-tiv«,  a.     Impregnative. 

Im"pre-scrib'a-bl'*,  a.  Imprescrib- 
able. 

Iin"pre-scrIp'tl-bF,  a.  Imprescrip- 
tible. 

im-press'i-bF,  a.     Impressible. 

im-press'i-bl-ness'',  n.  Impressible- 
ness. 

Im-pres'sion-a-bP,  a.  Impression- 
able. 

Im-pres'sion-a-bl-ness'',  n.  Impres- 
sionableness. 

lin-pres'slv''*^,  a.     Impressive. 

Im-pres'siv-ly^,  adv.    Impressively. 

Im-pres'slv-ness^,  n.  Impressiveness. 

Im-prest'^**,  pp.     Impressed. 

Im" pre- vent 'a-bP,  a.  Impreventa- 
ble. 

im"pre-vis'i-bl^,  a.   Imprevisible. 

im-prlm'i-tiv^,  a.   Imprimitive. 

im-pris'ond^,  pp.     Imprisoned. 

Im-prob'a-bP,  a.     Improbable. 

Im-prob'a-bl-ness'',  n.  Improbable- 
ness. 

im-prob'a-tlv^,  a.    Improbative. 

Iin"pro-duc'l-bF,  a.    Improducible. 

lm"pro-gres'siv^,   a.     Improgressive. 

lin"pro-gres'slv-ly^,  adv.  Improgres- 
sively. 

im-prov'a-bF,  a.   Improvable. 

Im-prov'a-bl-ness^,  n.    Improvable- 


im-pug'na-bP,  a.    Impugnable. 
iin-pul'slv^*«,  a.    Impulsive. 
im-put'a-bP,  a.     Imputable. 
im-put'a-bl-ness'*,    n.       Imputable- 


Im-pu'ta-tlv^,  a.    Imputative. 
Im-pu'ta-tlv-ly^,  adv.    Imputatively. 
Iin"pu-tres'cl-bl*',  a.    Imputrescible. 
ln%  n.     Inn. 


Inacceptabl 
incontrovertiblness 


54 


In^ac-cep'ta-bF,  a.     Inacceptable. 
ln"ac-ces'sl-bF,  a.     Inaccessible. 
In"ac-ces'sl-bl-ness*,  n.     Inaccessi- 

bleness. 
In-ac'tlv^*^,  a.     Inactive. 
In-ac'tiv-ly»,  adv.     Inactively. 
In-ac'tiv-ness^,  n.     Inactiveness. 
ln"a-dapt'a-bF,  a.     Inadaptable. 
In"a-ciap'tiv^*«,  a.     Inadaptive. 
in-ad'e-Qua-tiv",  a.   Inadequative. 
In"ad-he'siv''*^,  a.  Inadhesive. 
in"ad-mis'si-bF,  o.    Inadmissible. 
ln"ad-vis'a-bF,  a.     Inadvisable. 
In-af'fa-bF,  a.   Inaffable. 
in"ag-gres'siv^*^,  a.     Inaggressive. 
In-a'llen-a-bP,  a.     Inalienable. 
in-a'lien-a-bl-ness^,  n.    Inalienable- 


In-al'ter-a-bP,  a.     Inalterable. 
In-al'ter-a-bl-ness^,  n.    Inalterable- 


lii"a-inis'si-bP,  a.     Inamissible. 
in'^a-mis'si-bl-ness'*,  n.    Inamissible- 

ness. 
ln"a-mov'a-bP,  a.     Inamovable. 
In"ap-peal'a-bP,  a.     Inappealable. 
In"ap-peas'a-bl'',  a.   Inappeasable. 
in^ap-pel'la-bP,  a.    Inappellable. 
In-ap'pe-tl-W,  a.   Inappetible. 
in-ap'pli-ca-bl*",  a.     Inapplicable. 
in-ap'pll-ca-bl-ness^,  n.     Inapplica- 

bleness. 
In-ap'po-sit",  a.     Inapposite. 
ln"ap-pre'cl-a-bF,  a.    Inappreciable. 
Iii"ap-pre'ci-a-tiv''*«,  a.     Inappreci- 

ative. 
In^ap-pre'cl-a-tlv-ly*,  adv.   Inappre- 

ciatively. 
in"ap-pre'cl-a-tlv-ness^,  n.  Inappre- 

ciativeness. 
Iii-ap"pre-hen'sl-bl'*,    a.       Inappre- 
hensible. 
In-ap"pre-hen'slv^**,  a.  Inapprehen- 

sive. 


In-ap"pre-heii'siv-ness*,  n.  Inap- 
prehensiveness. 

ln"ap-proach'a-bl'',  a.  Inapproach- 
able. 

ln"ap-pro'prI-a-bl'',  a.  Inappropri- 
able. 

In-ar'a-bP,  a.    Inarable. 

ln"as-slin'I-la-bl'',  a.    Inassimilable. 

in"at-tack'a-bF,  a.    Inattackable. 

In"at-ten'tiv^*«,  a.     Inattentive. 

In-au'dl-bl^,  a.     Inaudible. 

in-au'di-bl-ness^,  n.    Inaudibleness. 

in-au'gu-ra-tiv«,  a.    Inaugurative. 

ln"au-thor'i-ta-tIv''*",  a.  Inauthor- 
itative. 

in"a-vall'a-bF,  a.     Inavailable. 

in"a-vert'I-bP,  a.     Inavertible. 

In'^a-vold'a-bF,  a.     Inavoidable. 

In-cal'cu-la-'bF,  a.     Incalculable. 

in-caFcu-la-bl-ness^,  n.  Incalcula- 
bleness. 

in-ca'pa-bF,  a.  &  n.    Incapable. 

In-car'na-din^,  v.  &  a.     Incarnadine. 

in-car'na-tlv",  a.  &  n.     Incamative. 

In-cen'slv*,  a.     Incensive. 

In-censt""*^,  pp.     Incensed. 

In-cen'sur-a-bP,  a.     Incensurable. 

in-ceii'tlv^*«,  a.  &  n.     Incentive. 

in-cen'tiv-ly^,  adv.     Incentively. 

in-cep'tiV*^,  a.  &  n.     Inceptive. 

In-ces'sa-bP,  a.     Incessable. 

ln-cho'a-tiv«,  a.  &  n.     Inchoative. 

incht^,  a.     Inched. 

In-cln'er-a-bF,  a.     Incinerable. 

In-cl'slv*,  a.     Incisive. 

In-cIt'a-bF,  a.     Incitable. 

In-cl'ta-tlv",  a.     Incitative. 

In-cl'tlv*,  a.     Incitive. 

In-cltn'a-bP,  a.     Inclinable. 

in-clin'a-bl-ness'',  n.   Inclinableness. 

In-cloze''",  vt.     Inclose. 

In-clud'I-bP,  a.     Includible. 

In-clu'slv^**,  a.  &  n.     Inclusive. 

In-clu'slv-ly*,  adv.    Inclusively. 


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Inacceptabl 
incontrovertiblness 


ln"co-ag'u-la-bP,  a.  Incoagulable. 

ln"co-erc'l-bl**,  a.     Incoercible. 

In-cog'i-ta-bP,  a.     Incogitable. 

In-cog'i-ta-tlv*,  a.     Incogitative. 

In-cog'ni-tlv^,  a.     Incognitive. 

in-cog'ni-za-bP,  a.     Incognizable. 

ln"cog-nos'cl-bP,  a.     Incognoscible. 

lii"co-he'sIv^,  a.     Incohesive. 

ln"com-bus'ti-bP,  a.  &  n.  Incombus- 
tible. 

In"com-bus'tI-bI-ness'',  n.  Incom- 
bustibleness. 

In'^com-men'su-ra-bP,  a.  &  n.  In- 
commensurable. 

ln"coin-ineii'su-ra-bI-ness^,  n.  In- 
commensurableness. 

In"coin-iiiis'ci-bF,  a.  Incommisci- 
ble. 

in"com-mu'iil-ca-bP,  a.  Incommu- 
nicable. 

ln"coiii-mu'iiI-ca-bl-ness'",  n.  In- 
communicableness. 

lii"coiii-inu'nl-ca-tlv*,  a.  Incom- 
municative. 

lii"com-niut'a-bF,  a.  Incommuta- 
ble. 

In-com'pa-ra-bP,  a.  &  n.  Incom- 
parable. 

ln"coiii'pa-ra-bl-ness'',  n.  Incom- 
parableness. 

ln"coin-pat'l-bF,  a.    Incompatible. 

ln"com-pat'i-bl-ness^,  n.  Incom- 
patibleness. 

lii"coin-peii'sa-bF,  a.  Incompensa- 
ble. 

In"com-plet'a-bF,  a.  Incompletable. 

ln"coiii-pos'lt^,  a.    Incomposite. 

ln"coin-pos'sl-bF,  a.   Incompossible. 

lii-coiii"pre-hen'sl-bF,  a.  &  n.  In- 
comprehensible. 

ln-com"pre-hen'si-bl-ness'',  n.  In- 
comprehensibleness. 

In-com^pre-hen'slv^,  a.  Incompre- 
hensive. 


In"coiii-press'i-bF,  a.  Incompress- 
ible. 

iii"coin-press'l-bl-ness%  n.  Incom- 
pressibleness. 

In^com-pufa-bP,  a.    Incomputable. 

in"con-celv'a-bP,  a.     Inconceivable. 

ln"con-celv'a-bl-ness^,  n.  Inconceiv- 
ableness. 

lii"con-clu'slv^,  a.     Inconclusive. 

iii"coii-clu'slv-ly»,  adv.  Inconclu- 
sively. 

in"coii-clu'slv-ness^,  n.  Inconclu- 
siveness. 

in"coii-deiis'a-[or  t-]bF,  a.  Incon- 
densable. 

in"coii-du'clv^*«,  a.     Inconducive. 

in"coii-fut'a-bP,  a.    Inconfutable. 

lii"con-geal'a-bP,  a.     Incongealable. 

In^con-joiD'a-bF,  a.    Inconjoinable. 

in"con-sec'u-tlv'*«,  a.  Inconsecutive. 

In^con-sId'er-a-bP,  a.  Inconsider- 
able. 

in"coii-sId'er-a-bl-ness^,  n.  Incon- 
siderableness. 

In"coii-sol'a-bF,  a.   Inconsolable. 

In"con-sol'a-bl-ness'',  n.  Inconsol- 
ableness. 

ln"coii-stru'a-bF,  a.    Inconstruable. 

Iii"con-struct'l-bF,  a.  Inconstruct- 
ible. 

In"con-sult'a-bP,  a.     Inconsultable. 

lii"coii-suin'a-bF,  a.    Inconsumable. 

Iii"con-tain'l-na-bl'',  a.  Incontam- 
inable.  [tible. 

lii"con-teinp'ti-bF,  a.     Incontemp- 

In^con-tesfa-bl^,  a.     Incontestable. 

Iii"con-test'a-bl-ness^,  n.  Incontest- 
ableness. 

tn"con-trac'til*'*^,  a.    Incontractile. 

ln"con-trol'Ia-bF,  a.    Incontrollable. 

lii-con"tro-vert'l-bP,  a.  Incontro- 
vertible. 

Iii-con"tro-vert'l-bl-ness*',  n.  In- 
controvertibleness. 


Inconversabl 
Inductivly 


56 


ln"coii-vers'a-bF,  a.    Inconversable. 
Iii"coii-vert'l-bl^,  a.    Inconvertible. 
Iii"coii-vert'i-bl-ness^,    n.       Incon- 

vertibleness. 
In"coii-vlii'cl-bP,  a.   Inconvincible. 
f n-co"pre-sent'a-bF,  a.  Incopresent- 

able. 
In-cor'po-ra-bP,  a.    Incorporable. 
ln-cor'po-ra-tlv»,  a.    Incorporative. 
lo-cor'ri-gi-bF,  a.  &  n.    Incorrigible. 
ln"cor-rod'i-bF,  a.     Incorrodible. 
ln"cor-ro'sl-bF,  a.     Incorrosible. 
ln"cor-rupt'l-bP,  a.     Incorruptible, 
In"cor-rupt'i-bF,  n.     Incorruptible. 
In"cor-rupt'i-bl-ness'*,  n.  Incorrupt- 

ibleness. 
In-cras'sa-tiv^,  a.  &  n.     Incrassative. 
In-creas'a-bF,  a.    Increasable. 
in-creas'a-bl-ness^,  n.    Increasable- 


In-creast'^*^,  pp.     Increased. 
ln"cre-a'tlv^,  a.     Increative. 
In-cred'l-bP,  a.     Incredible. 
In-cred'l-bl-ness^,  n.  Incredibleness. 
In-crus'tiv^,  a.     Incrustive. 
ln-crys'taI-liz"[or  -lls"]a-bl%  a.    In- 

crystallizable. 
in'cu-ba-tlv^,  a.     Incubative. 
In-cul'pa-bF,  a.    Inculpable. 
in-cul'pa-bl-ness^,   n.      Inculpable- 


in-cul'pa-tlv»,  o.   Inculpative. 
In-cur'a-bP,  a.  &  n.     Incurable. 
In-cur'a-bl-ness^,  n.    Incurableness. 
ln-curd'^*8,  pp.     Incurred. 
in-cur'slv^,  a.    Incursive. 
Ind^,  pp.    Inned. 

In"de-cl'fer-a-bl'',  a.  Indecipherable. 
In"de-cl'fer-a-bl-ness^,  n.      Indeci- 

pherableness. 
In-dec'i-ma-bP,  a.    Indecimable. 
In"de-ci'slv«,  a.    Indecisive. 
Iii"de-ci'slv-ly»,  adv.    Indecisively. 
In"de-cl'slv-ness^,  n.   Indecisiveness. 


In"de-clln'a-bl'*,  a.  &  n.  Indeclinable. 

in"de-clin'a-bl-ness«,  n.  Indeclin- 
ableness. 

ln-de"com-po'iii-bP,  a.  Indecom- 
ponible, 

ln-de"com-pos'a-bl^,  a.  Indecom- 
posable. 

ln-de''coin-pos'a-bl-ness^,  n.  In- 
decomposableness. 

lii"de-fat'l-ga-bP,  a.    Indefatigable. 

Iii"de-fat'I-ga-bl-ness^,  n.  Indefat- 
igableness. 

iii"de-fea'sl-bF,  a.  Indefeasible. 

Iii"de-fea'si-bl-ness^,  n.  Indefeasi- 
bleness. 

In^'de-fec'tl-bP,  a.   Indefectible. 

Iii"de-fec'tlv»,  a.    Indefective. 

In^de-fen'sl-bF,  a.    Indefensible. 

ln"de-feii'si-bl-ness^,  n.  Indefen- 
sibleness. 

Iii"de-fiii'a-bP,  a.    Indefinable. 

In"de-fin'a-bl-ness^,  n.  Indefinable- 
ness. 

In-def  i-nlt*,  a.  Indefinite. 

ln"de-flii'l-tlv^*«,  a.     Indefinitive. 

Iii"de-fln'i-tlv-ly^,  adv.  Indefini- 
tively.  Itiveness. 

In''de-fln'l-tlv-ness^,    n.       Indefini- 

ln"de-flect'I-bP,  a.   Indeflectible. 

In'Me-forna'a-bP,  a.      Indeformable. 

ln"de-lec'ta-bF,  a.     Indelectable. 

In-del'I-bF,  a.     Indelible. 

ln-del'1-bl-ness^,  n.    IndeHbleness. 

ln"de-inon'stra-bP,  a.  Indemon- 
strable. 

lii"de-nion'stra-bl-ness'^,  n.  Inde- 
monstrableness. 

In"de-pend'a-bl**,  a.   Independable. 

In-dep're-ca-bP,  a.     Indeprecable. 

in"de-prlv'a-bP,  a.  Indeprivable. 

In"de-scrIb'a-bF,  a.    Indescribable. 

In"de-scrlb'a-bl-ness^,  n.  Indescrib- 
ableness. 

in"de-scrlp'tiv^,  a.    Indescriptive. 


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inductivly 


lii"de-slr'a-bF,  a.     Indesirable. 
lii"de-struc'ti-bF,  a.   Indestructible. 
In"de-struc'tl-bl-ness^,    n.       Inde- 

structibleness. 
ln"de-tect'a-[or  i-]bl%  a.      Indetect- 

able,  indetectible. 
lii"de-ter'mi-na-bF,  a.     Indetermi- 
nable. 
In'^de-ter'nii-na-bl-ness^,  n.    Inde- 

terminableness. 
In"de-ter'iiil-na-tive^,   a.      Indeter- 

minative. 
In"de-ter'inlnd«,  pa.    Indetermined. 
In-det'ted»,  pa.     Indebted. 
In'dext^*",  pp.     Indexed. 
In-dlc'a-tiv^*«,  a.  &  n.    Indicative. 
In-dlc'a-tlv-ly^,  adv.     Indicatively. 
In-dlc'tlv«,  a.     Indictive. 
In"dif-fu'sl-bl^,  a.     Indiffusible. 
In"dI-gest'i-bF,  a.     Indigestible. 
ln"dl-gest'I-bl-ness^,  n.     Indigesti- 

bleness. 
In"di-ges'tlv*,  a.    Indigestive. 
ln"di-inen'sl-bF,  a.   Indimensible. 
In"dl-min'ish-a-bF,  a.    Indiminish- 

able. 
In^dls-ceni'l-bF,  a.     Indiscernible. 
In"dIs-cerii'I-bl-ness^,  n.   Indiscern- 

ibleness. 
in-dis'cl-plln-a'-bF,  a.     Indisciplin- 

able. 
In-dis'ci-plin^,  n.    Indiscipline. 
In"dls-criiii'l-na-tlv*,  a.    Indiscrim 

inative. 
ln"dls-crlin'l-na-tlv-ly«,  adv.    Indis- 

criminatively. 
ln"dis-cuv'er-a-bP,  a.      Indiscover- 

able. 
In"dIs-cuss'a-[or  l-lbF,  a.    Indiscuss- 

able,  indiscussible. 
in'Mis-pen'sa-bF,  a.  &  n.    Indispen- 
sable. 
In^'dis-pen'sa-bl-ness^,  n.  Indispen- 

sableness. 


in-dis'put-a-bF,  a.     Indisputable. 
in-dis'put-a-bl-ness^  n.     Indisput- 

ableness. 
in-dis'si-pa-bF,  a.     Indissipable. 
in-disfso-lu-bF,  a.     Indissoluble. 
In-dis'so-lu-bl-ness"*,  n.     Indissolu- 

bleness. 
lii"dIs-solv'a-bF,  a.     Indissolvable. 
In''dis-solv'a-bl-ness^,  n.    Indissolv- 

ableness. 
iii"dls-tliic'tiv^,  a.    Indistinctive. 
Iii"dls-tlnc'tlv-ly»,   adv.      Indistinc- 

tively. 
In"dls-tlnc'tiv-ness«,  n.     Indistinc- 

tiveness. 
iii''dis-tlii'guish-a-bF,  a.     Indistin- 
guishable. 
In^dis-tin'guish-a-bl-ness^,  n.    In- 

distinguishableness. 
lii"dls-trib'u-ta-bF,  a.     Indistribu- 

table. 
iii"di-vert'l-bF,  a.     Indivertible. 
ln"di-vid'a-bF,  a.     Individable. 
lii"di-vls'i-bF,  a.  &  n.     Indivisible. 
iii"di-vis'l-bl-ness^,  n.     Indivisible- 

ness. 
In-doc'i-bF,  a.     Indocible. 
in-doc'i-bl-ness^,  n.    Indocibleness. 
ln-doc'll«,  a.     Indocile. 
In-dom'i-ta-bF,  a.    Indomitable. 
in-dom'i-ta-bl-ness'',  n.    Indomita- 

bleness. 
in-dors'a-bF,  a.     Indorsable. 
In-dorst'^*^,  pp.    Indorsed. 
In-du'bl-ta-bF,  a.  &  n.   Indubitable. 
In-du'bl-ta-bl-ness',  n.      Indubita- 

bleness. 
In-du'bl-ta-tiv-ly«,  adv.      Indubita- 

tively. 
In-due 'I-bF,  a.     Inducible. 
In-du'civ",  a.     Inducive. 
In-due 'tlF*8,  a.     Inductile. 
In-due 'tlv*,  a.     Inductive. 
In-due 'tlv-ly*,  adv.    Inductively. 


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In-duc'tiv-ness^,  n.  Inductiveness. 
in-dulge'a-bF,  a.     Indulgeable. 
in-dur'a-bP,  a.     Indurable. 
In-dus'tri-us^,  a.     Industrious. 
in-du'tiv«,  a.     Indutive. 
in-ed'i-bP,  a.     Inedible. 
in-ed'u-ca-bP,  a.     Ineducable. 
in-ef 'fa-bF,  a.  &  n.     Ineffable. 
In-effa-bl-ness*",  n.     Ineffableness. 
ln"ef-face'a-bF,  a.     Ineffaceable. 
ln"ef-fec'ti-bP,  a.     Ineffectible. 
ln"ef-fec'tiv«,  a.     Ineffective. 
Iii"ef-fec'tiv-ly^,  adv.     Ineffectively. 
lii"ef-fec'tiv-ness^,    n.       Ineffective- 


In-el'i-gi-bP,  a.     Ineligible. 
In-el'i-gi-bl-ness^,  n.    Ineligibleness. 
ln"e-lliii'i-na-bF,  a.   Ineliminable. 
In"e-luc'ta-bl'',  a.     Ineluctable. 
lii"e-lud'l-bP,  a.     Ineludible. 
in-e'Qua-W,  a.     Inequable. 
in-eq'ui-ta-bP,  a.     Inequitable. 
Iii"e-rad'i-ca-bl^,  a.     Ineradicable. 
in"e-ras'a-[or  i-]bF,  a.     Inerasable, 

inerasible. 
In-er'ra-bP,  a.     Inerrable. 
In-er'ra-bl-ness*",  n.     Inerrableness. 
ln"es-cap'a-bP,  a.     Inescapable. 
In-es'tl-ma-bF,  a.     Inestimable. 
In-es'ti-ma-bl-ness'",  n.     Inestima- 

bleness. 
In^e-vap'o-ra-bP,  a.     Inevaporable. 
Iii"e-va'sl-bF,  a.     Inevasible. 
in-ev'l-ta-bP,  a.     Inevitable. 
in-ev'i-ta-bl-ness'',    n.       Inevitable- 

ness. 
in"ex-clt'a-bF,  a.     Inexcitable. 
In"ex-clu'slv-ly''*«,  adv.  Inexclusively. 
in-ex"coin-inu'iii-ca-bF,  a.      Inex- 

communicable. 
In"ex-cus'a-bl'',  a.    Inexcusable. 
In''ex-cus'a-bl-ness'',    n.       Inexcus- 

ableness. 
In-ek'e-cra-W,  a.   Inexecrable. 


n-ex'e-cut-a-bP,  a.   Inexecutable. 
n"ex-ha'la-bF,  a.     Inexhalable. 
ii"ex-haust'i-bF,  a.   Inexhaustible. 
n^'ex-hausfi-bl-ness'',    n.        Inex- 

haustibleness. 
ii"ex-haus'tlv«,  a.    Inexhaustive. 
n-ex'i-gl-bF,  a.     Inexigible. 
n-ex'o-ra-bl'',  a.     Inexorable. 
n-ex'o-ra-bl-ness'",    n.    Inexorable- 


n'^ex-pan'si-bF,  a.     Inexpansible. 
ii"ex-pan'siv^**,  a.    Inexpansive. 
n"ex-pen'slv«,  a.     Inexpensive. 
n-ex'pi-a-bP,  a.     Inexpiable. 
n-ex'pl-a-bl-ness^,  n.      Inexpiable- 

ness. 
n"ex-plaln'a-bP,  a.     Inexplainable. 
n-ex'pU-ca-bF,  a.   Inexplicable. 
n-ex'pll-ca-bl-ness*",  n.     Inexplica- 

bleness. 
n"ex-plor'a-bl',  a.     Inexplorable. 
ii"ex-press'i-bP,  a.   Inexpressible. 
ii"ex-press'l-bl-ness^,  n.   Inexpress- 

ibleness. 
ii"ex-pres'slv^,  a.     Inexpressive. 
ii"ex-pug'na-bF,  a.     Inexpugnable. 
n^ex-pug'na-bl-ness*',  n.    Inexpug- 

nableness. 
n"ex-punge'a-bP,  a.  Inexpungeable. 
ii"ex-ten'sl-bF,  a.     Inextensible. 
ii"ex-ten'slv*,  a.     Inextensive. 
ii"ex-ter'inl-na-bF,   a.     Inextermi- 

nable. 
n"ex-tin'guish-a-bF,    a.      Inextin- 
guishable. 
n"ex-tir'pa-bP,  a.     Inextirpable. 
n-ex'trl-ca-bP,  a.     Inextricable. 
n-ex'trl-ca-bl-ness'",  n.     Inextrica- 

bleness. 
n-fal'll-bF,  a.     Infallible. 
n-fal'Ii-bl-ness'',  n.    InfaUibleness. 
n'fa-mus^,  a.     Infamous. 
n'fan-tlH,  a.     Infantile. 
n'fan-tin^,  a.     Infantine. 


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tn-fat'i-ga-bP,  a.     Infatigable. 

in-fea'si-bl'',  a.     Infeasible. 

in-fea'si-bl-ness',  n.    Infeasibleness. 

in-fect'i-bF,  a.     Infectible. 

in-fec'tiv^,  a.     Infective. 

In-fec'tiv-ly^,  adv.     Infectively. 

In-fec'tiv-ness^,  n.     Infectiveness. 

In-fem'i-nln*'*»,  a.     Infeminine. 

In-fer'a-bP,  a.     Inferable. 

ln-ferd'p*»,  pp.     Inferred. 

In-ferM-bP,  a.    Inferrible. 

In-fer'tll%  a.     Infertile. 

In'fl-nit^*S  a.  &  n.     Infinite. 

In-fln'l-tlv«,  a.  &  n.     Infinitive. 

In-fln'l-tlv-ly«,  adv.     Infinitively. 

In-fixt'^",  pp.     Infixed. 

in-flam'ma-bF,  o.  &  n.    Inflammable. 

in-flam'ma-bl-ness'',  n.  Inflamma- 
bleness. 

In-flam'ma-tiv^,  a.   Inflammative. 

in-flat'a-bF,  a.     Inflatable.    ' 

In-fla'tllS  a.     Inflatile. 

In-flec'tlv^'*»,  a.     Inflective. 

lii-fledgd""*8,  pa.     Infledged. 

in-flex'i-bl'',  a.     Inflexible. 

In-flex'i-bl-ness>',  n.     Inflexibleness. 

Iii-flex'iv''*^,  a.     Inflexive. 

In-flext'8,  a.     Inflexed. 

in-flic'ta-bP,  a.     Inflictable. 

In-fllc'tiv^,  a.     Inflictive. 

In'flu-en-civ«,  a.     Influencive. 

ln'flu-enst»,  pp.     Influenced. 

ln-flux'1-bF,  a.     Influxible. 

In-flux'iv«,  a.     Influxive. 

in-flux'lv-ly«,  adv.     Influxively. 

in-form'a-bF,  a.     Informable. 

ln-form'a-tlv»,  a.     Informative. 

in-form'a-tiv-ly^,  adv.  Informa- 
tively. 

ln-formd'^*8,  a.     Informed. 

In-fract'i-bF,  a.     Infractible. 

In-fran'gi-bF,  a.     Infrangible. 

in-fran'gi-bl-oess',  n.     Infrangible- 


In-frus'tra-bP,  a.     Infrustrable. 
in-fus'I-bP,  a.     Infusible. 
In-fus'1-bl-ness^,  n.   Infusibleness. 
In-fu'siv*,  a.     Infusive. 
In-fuze"",  vt.  &  vi.     Infuse. 
in-gen'er-a-bP,  a.    Ingenerable. 
In-ges'tiv^,  a.     Ingestive. 
in'graind",  pp.     Ingrained. 
ln-gus'ta[or  -tl-]bF,  a.     Ingustable, 

ingustible. 
in-hab'i-ta-bF,  a.     Inhabitable. 
in-hab'i-ta"tiv^,  a.     Inhabitative. 
ln-hab'l-ta"tiv-ness^,  n.     Inhabita- 

tiveness. 
In-hab'l-tiv-ness*,  n.  Inhabitiveness. 
tn-her'i-ta-bl*",  a.     Inheritable. 
tn-her'i-ta-bl-ness*',  n.    Inheritable- 


in-he'slv-ly*,  adv.     Inhesively. 
in-hos'pi-ta-bF,  a.     Inhospitable. 
in-hos'pi-ta-bl-ness'',  n.    Inhospita- 

bleness. 
ln"lm-ag'i-na-bP,  a.  Inimaginable. 
in-lin'l-ta-bF,  a.     Inimitable. 
in-im'i-ta-bl-ness'',  n.     Inimitable- 


in-Ir'ri-ta-bP,  a.     Inirritable. 
iii-ir'ri-ta"tlv^*«,  a.     Inirritative. 
in-i'tiald^,  pp.     Initialed,  initialled. 
In-l'ti-a-tlv^,  a.  &  n.     Initiative. 
In-ju'dl-ca-bP,  a.     Injudicable. 
ln-jus'ti-fl"a-bF,  a.     Injustifiable. 
in-jus'tis«,  n.     Injustice. 
Inkt''*^,  pp.     Inked. 
in-nas'cl-bl*",  a.     Innascible. 
ln-na'tlv»,  a.     Innative. 
In-nav'i-ga-bl',  a.  Innavigable. 
in-nav'i-ga-bl-ness^,  n.      Innaviga- 

bleness. 
In-nom'i-na-bP,  a.    Innominable. 
in'no-va"tlv^,  a.     Innovative. 
In-nu'mer-a-bF,  a.     Innumerable. 
In-nu'mer-a-bl-ness^,  n.    Innumer- 

ableness. 


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ln"ob-serv'a-bl'',  a.     Inobservable. 
ln"ob-taIii'a-bF,  a.     Inobtainable. 
ln"ob-tru'siv^*«,  a.     Inobtrusive. 
in"ob-tru'slv-ly*,  adv.  Inobtrusively. 
ln"ob-tru'slv-ness^,  n.    Inobtrusive- 


In-oc'u-la-bF,  a.    Inoculable. 
in"of-fen'slv^,  a.    Inoffensive. 
ln"of-feii'siv-ly^,  adv.    Inoffensively. 
Iii"of-feii'siv-ness^,  n.     Inofifensive- 


In-op'er-a-bP,  a.   Inoperable. 
In-op'er-a-tlv^,  a.   Inoperative. 
in"op-pres'siv^*^,  a.    Inoppressive. 
In"os-teii'sI-bl^,  a.   Inostensible. 
In-ox'i-da-bF,  a.     Inoxidable. 
In-quench'a-bF,  a.     Inquenchable. 
In'qul-lln",  a.     Inquiline. 
In-qulr'a-bl'",  a.     Inquirable. 
In-quls'I-tiv^*^,  a.     Inquisitive. 
In-quls'i-tlv-ly*,  adv.    Inquisitively. 
In-quls'l-tlv-ness«,   n.      Inquisitive- 


In-salv'a-bP,  a.     Insalvable. 
in-san'a-bP,  a.    Insanable. 
in-san'a-bl-ness^,  n.    Insanableness. 
In-sa'tl-a-bP,  a.    Insatiable. 
In-sa'tl-a-bl-ness^,   n.      Insatiable- 


in-scrlb'a-bF,  a.    Inscribable. 
In-scrlb'a-bl-ness^,  n.     Inscribable- 


In-scrlp'tl-bF,  a.     Inscriptible. 
ln-scrlp'tlv»,  a.    Inscriptive. 
In-scrlp'tlv-ly^,  adv.     Inscriptively. 
in-scru'ta-bF,  a.    Inscrutable. 
In-scru'ta-bl-ness'',  n.    Inscrutable- 


In-sec'a-bF,  a.     Insecable.    * 
in'sec-tiP,  a.    Insectile. 
In"se-nes'cl-bl^,  a.    Insenescible. 
in-sen'si-bl^,  a.    Insensible. 
In-sen'sl-bl-ness*",  n.   Insensibleness. 
In-sen'sl-tiv^**,  a.    Insensitive. 


in-sen'si-tiv-ness»,   n.      Insensitive- 

ness. 
In-sep'a-ra-bF,  a.  &  n.    Inseparable. 
in-sep'a-ra-bl-ness^,   n.      Insepara- 

bleness. 
In-ser'tlv«,  a.     Insertive. 
In-sev'er-a-bP,  a.    Inseverable. 
in-sln'u-a-tlv^,  a.     Insinuative. 
in-so'cla-bP,  a.     Insociable. 
In-so'cia-bl-ness'",  n.   Insociableness. 
In-sol'u-bF,  a.  &  n.    Insoluble. 
in-sol'u-bl-ness^,  n.    Ingolubleness. 
iQ-solv'a-bl^,  a.    Insolvable. 
in-spect'a-bF,  a.     Inspectable. 
In-spec'tiv^,  a.     Inspective. 
In-splr'a-bF,  a.     Inspirable. 
In-spir'a-tiv^,  a.     Inspirative. 
In-staid'^,  pp.     Installed. 
in-stalld'^,  pp.     Installed. 
in'stanst^,  pp.     Instanced. 
ln-sted'^*«,  in  sted^,  adv.    Instead. 
in-stil'S  vt.     Instill. 
in-stild'^,  pp.     Instilled. 
in-stlnc'tiv^*^,  a.     Instinctive. 
In-stlnc'tiv-ly^,  adv.     Instinctively. 
in'sti-tu"tlv«,  a.     Institutive. 
iii'sti-tu"tiv-ly^,  adv.    Institutively. 
In-struct'i-bF,  a.    Instructible. 
in-struc'tiv*"*^,  a.     Instructive. 
in-struc'tiv-ly*,  adv.    Instnictively. 
in-struc'tiv-ness*,   n.      Instructive- 

ness. 
ln"sub-du'a-bl',  a.    Insubduable. 
in"sub-iner'gl-bl'',  a.  Insubmergible. 
lii"sub-iners'l-bF,  a.   Insubmersible. 
In"sub-mis'slv''*«,  a.     Insubmissive. 
ln"sub-vert'l-bF,  a.    Insubvertible. 
In-suf'fer-a-bF,  a.   Insufferable. 
in-suf  fer-a-bl-ness'',   n.      Insufifer- 

ableness. 
In-su'per-a-bF,  a.     Insuperable. 
In-su^per-a-bl-ness**,  n.  Insuperable- 

ness. 
in"sup-port'a-bF,  a.    Insupportable. 


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ln"sup-port'a-bI-ness*',  n.  Insup- 
portableness. 

In"sup-pos'a-bF,  a.     Insupposable. 

In"sup-ppess'l-bF,  a.  Insuppressible. 

ln"sup-ppes'siv^,  a.     Insuppressive. 

In-sur'a-bP,  a.     Insurable. 

ln"sur-inouiit'a-bF,  a.  Insurmount- 
able. 

ln"sur-mount'a-bl-ness*',  n.  Insur- 
mountableness. 

ln"sur-pass'a-bP,  a.  Insurpassable. 

in"sus-cep'ti-bP,  a.    Insusceptible. 

In"sus-cep'tiv«,  a.     Insusceptive. 

ln-tac'tlF*S  a.     Intactile. 

in-tan'gl-bF,  a.     Intangible. 

In-tan'gl-bl-ness^,  n.  Intangibleness. 

In'te-gra-bF,  a.     Integrable. 

in'te-gra"tiv«,  a.     Integrative. 

In-teg'ri-tlv^,  a.     Integritive. 

lii"tel-lec'tl-bF,  a.     Intellectible. 

ln"tel-lec'tlv»,  a.     Intellective. 

In"tel-lec'tlv-ly*,  adv.    Intellectively. 

in-tel'li-gl-bF,  a.  &  n.     Intelligible. 

In-teril-g!-bl-ness^,  n.     Intelligible- 


in-tem'per-a-bF,  a.    Intemperable. 

In-ten'sa-tiv^,  a.     Intensative. 

in-ten'sl-tlv^,  a.     Intensitive. 

In-ten'slv^,  a.  &  n.     Intensive. 

ln-ten'siv-ly«,  adv.     Intensively. 

In-ten'siv-ness^,  n.     Intensiveness. 

lii-ten'tivt^»  «•     Intentive. 

In"ter-ac'tlv«,  a.     Interactive. 

in"ter-ad'di-tiv8,  a.     Interadditive. 

Iii-ter'ca-la"tlv^,  a.     Intercalative. 

in"ter-cep'tiv^,  a.     Interceptive. 

In"ter-change'a-bP,  a.  Interchange- 
able. 

In"ter-change'a-bl-ness'",  n.  Inter- 
changeableness. 

Iii"ter-com-mu'nl-ca-bl*",  a.  Inter- 
communicable. 

In"ter-com-mu'ni-ca-tIv^,  a.  Inter- 
communicative. 


ln"ter-coiii'pa-ra-bP,  a.  Intercom- 
parable. 

ln"ter-coii-vert'l-bP,  a.  Intercon- 
vertible. 

tn-terd'^,  pp.     Interred. 

In"ter-de-riv'a-tiv»,  n.  Interderiva- 
tive. 

In"ter-de-struc'tlv-iiess^,  n.  Inter- 
destructiveness. 

in"ter-dlc'tiv«,  a.   Interdictive. 

in"ter-jec'tlv^,  a.     Interjective. 

in"teF-jec'tiv-ly«,  adv.  Interjectively. 

Iii"ter-leav'',  vt.     Interleave. 

Iii"ter-leavd'p,  pp.     Interleaved. 

iii"ter-linkt'^*«,  -pp.     Interlinked. 

In'ter-lockt»,  jpp.     Interlocked. 

ln"ter-loc'u-tIv^,  a.     Interlocutive. 

Iii"ter-mar'riage-a-bF,  a.  Intermar- 
riageable. 

ln"ter-med'P,  vi.     Intermeddle. 

In-ter'mi-na-bF,  a.  &  n.  Intermi- 
nable. 

in"ter-mis'siv«,  a.     Intermissive. 

ln-ternd'8,  pp.     Interned. 

in"ter-ne'cin^,  a.     Internecine. 

in"ter-ne'clv*,  a.     Internecive. 

lii"ter-pen'e-tra-bP,  a.  Interpene- 
trable. 

iii"ter-pen'e-tra-tiv«,  a.  Interpene- 
trative. 

iii"ter-pen'e-tra-tiv-ly«,  adv.  Inter- 
penetratively. 

In-ter'po-la-bF,  a.     Interpolable. 

In-ter'po-la-tiv^,  a.     Interpolative. 

In-ter'po-la-tiv-ly^,  adv.  Interpola- 
tively. 

in"ter-pos'i-tlv^,  a.     Interpositive. 

In-ter'pret-a-bF,  a.     Interpretable. 

in-ter'pret-a-bl-ness<',  n.  Interpret- 
ableness. 

in-ter'pre-ta-tlv^,  a.   Interpretative. 

In-ter'pre-tiv*,  a.   Interpretive. 

In-ter'pre-tlv-ly*,  adv.  Interpre- 
tively. 


Interrogabl 
irrefragabl 

In-ter'ro-ga-bP,  a.     Interrogable. 

iii"ter-rog'a-tiv'*",  a.  &  n.  Interrog- 
ative. 

Iii"ter-rup'tlv*,  a.     Interruptive. 

Iii"ter-rup'tlv-ly«,  adv.  Interrup- 
tively. 

In^ter-sperst""*^,  pp.     Interspersed. 

In'ter-stis^,  n.     Interstice. 

lii"ter-sub-Jec'tlv«,  a.  Intersubjec- 
tive. 

ln"ter-sus-cep'tlv^,  a.  Intersuscep- 
tive. 

In"ter-velnd'8,  a.    Interveined. 

Iii"ter-ven'tlv*,  a.     Interventive. 

In'ter-vlewd*,  pp.     Interviewed. 

in"ter-vls'l-bP,  a.     Intervisible. 

ln"ter-volv'^,  v.  &  n.     Intervolve. 

ln"ter-volvd'*,  pp.     Intervolved. 

In-tes'ta-bP,  a.     Intestable. 

In-tes'tin*"**,  a.  &  n.     Intestine. 

In-tlin'l-da-tlv^,  a.     Intimidative. 

In-tol'er-a-bF,  a.  &  adv.   Intolerable. 

In-tol'er-a-bl-ness^,  n.  Intolerable- 
ness. 

In-ton'a-bP,  a.    Intonable. 

In-tox'i-ca-bP,  a.     Intoxicable. 

lii-tox'i-ca"tlv«,  a.     Intoxicative. 

In"tra-cli-tel'liii»,  a.    Intraclitelline. 

In-trac'ta-bl*",  a.  &  n.   Intractable. 

In-trac'ta-bl-ness^,  n.     Intractable- 


In-trac'tll^,  a.     Intractile. 
In"trans-fer'a-bl'',  a.   Intransferable. 
lustra ns-form'a-bP,  a.  Intransform- 

able. 
lii"trans-fu'sl-[or  -a-]bF,  a.  Intrans- 

fusible,  intransfusable. 
ln"trans-gress'i-bl*',  a.  Intransgress- 

ible. 
In-tran'slt-a-bP,  a.     Intransitable. 
In-tran'sl-tlv*,  a.  &  n.     Intransitive. 
in-traii'si-tlv-ly»,  adv.  Intransitively. 
ln-tran'si-tiv-ness»,  n.   Intransitive- 

ness. 


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In^trans-Iafa-W,  a.   Intranslatable. 
In^'trans-mis'si-bP,  a.     Intransmis- 
sible. 
In''trans-mut'a-bl%  a.    Intransmut- 

able. 
In-trencht'*,  pp.     Intrenched. 
in"tro-cep'tlv^,  a.     Introceptive. 
lii"tro-con-vert'I-bP,    a.     Introcon- 

vertible. 
ln"tro-duc'l-bl^,  a.     Introducible. 
ln"tro-duc'tloii^,  n.    Introduction. 
ln"tro-duc'tiv*,  a.   Introductive. 
in"tro-duc'tiv-ly^,    adv.       Introduc- 

tively. 
In"tro-inls'sl-bP,  a.  Intromissible. 
In"tro-mis'slv»,  a.     Intromissive. 
In"tro-pul'slve*,  a.     Intropulsive. 
in"tFo-spec'tIv*,  a.     Introspective. 
ln"tro-spec'tiv-Iy*,  adv.     Introspec- 

tively. 
ln"tro-spec'tlv-ness»,  n.    Introspec- 

tiveness. 
lii"tro-ver'sl-bl^,  a.    Introversible. 
In"tro-ver'siv*,  a.     Introversive. 
in"tro-ver'tlv«,  a.    Introvertive. 
In-tru'siv'"**,  a.  &  n.     Intrusive. 
In-tru'slv-ly«,  adv.     Intrusively. 
In-tru'siv-ness^,  n.     Intrusiveness. 
in-tu'l-tiv»,  a.     Intuitive. 
in-tu'1-tlv-ly^,  adv.     Intuitively. 
in-tu'1-tiv-ness*,  n.   Intuitiveness. 
In"tus-sus-cep'ttv8,  a.    Intussuscep- 

tive. 
in-un'da-bP,  a.     Inundable. 
In-urnd""**,  pp.     Inurned. 
in-vad'a-bP,  a.     Invadable. 
In-vag'1-na-bP,  a.     Invaginable. 
In-val'u-a-bP,  a.     Invaluable. 
In-val'u-a-bl-ness*",  n.     Invaluable- 

ness. 
In-va'rl-a-bP,  a.  &  n.     Invariable. 
In-va'rl-a-bl-ness^,   n.      Invariable- 


In-va'slv",  a.     Invasive. 


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In-vec'tiV**,  a.  &  n.     Invective. 
In-vec'tlv-QCSS*,  n.     Invectiveness. 
in-veighd'»,  pp.     Inveighed. 
In-vend'l-bl'",  a.     Invendible. 
tn-vend'i-bl-ness^,   n.      Invendible- 


lii-vent'I-[or  -a-]bF,  a.    Inventible. 
In-venfi-bl-ness*",  n.  Inventibleness. 
In-ven'tlv'"*^,  a.     Inventive. 
In-vers'a-bl',  a.     Inversable. 
In-ver'sa-tU*,  a.     Inversatile. 
In-ver'slv^,  a.     Inversive. 
In-verst'«,  pp.     In  versed. 
In-vert'l-bl',  a.     Invertible. 
In-ver'tlv^,  a.     Invertive. 
In-vest'a-bP,  a.     Investable. 
In-ves'tl-ga-bF,  a.     Investigable. 
iii-ves'tl-ga"tiv8,  a.     Investigative. 
In-ves'ti-tlv^,  a.     Investitive. 
In-vld'l-us^,  a.     Invidious. 
ln-vIg'o-ra"t!v»,  a.     Invigorative. 
ln-vig'o-ra''tiv-ly*,    adv.       Invigora- 

tively. 
In-vln'cl-bP,  a.  &  n.     Invincible. 
in-vin'ci-bl-ness^,  n.   Invincibleness. 
In-vl'o-la-bP,  a.     Inviolable. 
tn-vt'o-la-bl-ness^,  n.  Inviolableness. 
In-vlr'll*,  a.     Invirile. 
In-vls'i-bl^,  a.  &n.     Invisible. 
In-vis'i-bl-ness*',  n.     Invisibleness. 
In-vlfa-W,  a.  Invitable. 
ln-vlt'rl-fl"a-bP,  a.     Invitrifiable. 
In-vo'ca-bF,  a.     Invocable. 
ln-voc'a-tlv«,  a.     Invocative. 
In-vol'a-tiF**,  a.     Involatile. 
lii'vo-lu^tlv^,  a.     Involutive. 
In-volv '•'*»,  vt.     Involve. 
In-volvd""**,  pp.     Involved. 
In-Tul'ner-a-bF,  a.     Invulnerable. 
in-vul'ner-a-bl-ness'*,  n.   Invulnera- 

bleness. 
In-weav'^,  vt.     Inweave. 
lii-wrapt"^*«,  pp.     Inwrapped. 
I'o-dln^,  t'o-dlnC,  n.     Iodine. 


interrogabl 
irrefragabl 

i'on-Iz"a-bF,  a.     lonizable. 
l-ras'cl-bF,  a.     Irascible. 
l-ras'ci-bl-ness'',  n.     Irascibleness. 
Ir'l-dln«,  a.     Iridine. 
ir"l-dos'mlii»,  n.     Iridosmine. 
i'rist»,  a.     Irised. 
trk'sum^",  a.     Irksome. 
irkt^,  pp.     Irked. 
I'rond*,  pp.     Ironed. 
ir-ra'dl-a"tiv«,  a.  &  n.     Irradiative. 
ir-rad'l-ca-bF,  a.     Irradicable. 
ir-rar'e-fl"a-bF,  a.     Irrarefiable. 
Ir-ra'tion-a-bl*",  a.     Irrationable. 
lr-re'al-lz"a-bl'",  a.     Irrealizable. 
lr"re-but'ta-bP,  a.     Irrebuttable. 
ir"re-cep'tiv*,  a.     Irreceptive. 
lr"re-claliii'a-bl^,  a.     Irreclaimable. 
lr"re-clalm'a-bl-ness'',  n.   Irreclaim- 


lr-rec'og-iii2"a-bl'',  a.  Irrecogniz- 
able. 

ir-rec'oii-cll"a-bF,  a.  &  n.  Irrecon- 
cilable. 

Ir-rec'oii-cil"a-bl-nes8^,  n.  Irrecon- 
cilableness. 

lr"re-cov'er-a-bF,  a.   Irrecoverable. 

lr"re-cov'er-a-bl-ness^,  n.  Irrecov- 
erableness. 

Ir^re-cu'sa-bF,  a.  Irrecusable. 

Ir"re-deein'a-bF,  a.     Irredeemable. 

lr"re-deem'a-bl-ness'',  n.  Irredeem- 
ableness. 

lr"re-dres'sI-bF,  a.    Irredressible. 

Ir^re-duc'l-bF,  a.     Irreducible. 

ir"re-duc'i-bl-ness'',  n.    Irreducible- 


Ir^re-duc'tl-W,  a.     Irreductible. 
ir"re-flec'tiv*,  a.     Irreflective. 
Ir^re-flec'tiv-ly^,  adv.    Irreflectively. 
lr"re-flec'tlv-ness«,  n.      Irreflective- 

ness. 
Ir^re-flex'iv*,  a.     Irreflexive. 
lr"re-forin'a-bP,  a.     Irreformable. 
Ir-ref  ra-ga-bF,  a.    Irrefragable. 


Irrefragablness 
jumpt 

Ir-ref'ra-ga-bl-ness'",  n.      Irrefraga- 

bleness. 
tr"re-fraii'gl-bl^,  a.     Irrefrangible. 
Ir"re-fraii'gl-bl-ness^,  n.   Irrefrangi- 

bleness. 
ir"re-fus'a-bF,  a.    Irref usable. 
ir"re-fut'a-bF,  a.     Irrefutable. 
Ir"re-fut'a-bl-ness^,  n.    Irrefutable- 


Ir-rel'a-tlv^,  a.  &  n.     Irrelative. 
Ir-rel'a-tlv-ly^,  adv.   Irrelatively. 
Ir-rel'a-tiv-ness*,  n.    Irrelativeness. 
Ir"re-liev'a-bF,  a.     Irrelievable. 
ir-re'me-a-bP,  a.     Irremeable. 
ir"re-ine'di-a-bP,  a.    Irremediable. 
tr"re-ine'dl-a-bl-iiess^,  n.  Irremedi- 

ableness. 
li^re-inem'ber-a-bl^,  a.     Irremem- 

berable. 
lr"re-iiiis'si-bF,  a.    Irremissible. 
lr"re-inls'slv*,  a.     Irremissive. 
ir"re-inov'a-bP,  a.    Irremovable. 
lr"re-inov'a-bl-ness^,  n.      Irremov- 

ableness. 
Ir"re-inu'ner-a-bl^,  a.  Irremunerable. 
lr"reii'der-a-bP,  a.     Irrenderable. 
lr"re-new'a-bF,  a.    Irrenewable. 
Ir"re-nun'cl-a-bF,  a.    Irrenunciable. 
ir-rep'a-ra-bF,  a.     Irreparable. 
Ir-rep'a-ra-bl-ness^,  n.    Irreparable- 


lr"re-peal'a-bP,  a.   Irrepealable. 
Ir''re-peal'a-bl-ness^,   n.      Irrepeal- 

ableness. 
ir"re-place'a-bl'',  a.   Irreplaceable. 
lr"re-plev'l-a-bF,  a.   Irrepleviable. 
lr"re-ptev'l-sa-bF,  a.    Irreplevisable. 
ir^re-porfa-W,  a.     Irreportable. 
lr-rep"re-hen'si-bP,  a.     Irreprehen- 

sible. 
Ir-rep"re-hen'sl-bl-ness^,  n.    Irrep- 

rehensibleness. 
Ir-rep"re-sent'a-bF,  a.     Irrepresent- 

able. 


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ir"re-pres'sI-bF,  a.    Irrepressible. 

lr"re-pres'sl-bl-ness^,  n.  Irrepressi- 
bleness. 

ir"re-pres'slv^,  a.     Irrepressive. 

Ir"re-proach'a-bI'*,  a.  Irreproach- 
able. 

lr"re-proach'a-bl-ness'',  n.  Irre- 
proachableness. 

lr-re"pro-duc'I-bP,  a.  Irreproduci- 
ble. 

Ir-re" pro-due 'tlv«,  a.  Irreproductive. 

Ir"re-prov'a-bF,  a.    Irreprovable. 

Ir"re-sls'tl-bP,  a.    Irresistible. 

ir"re-sls'tl-bl-ness^,  n.     Irresistible- 


ir-res'o-lu-bF,  a.     Irresoluble. 
ir"re-solv'a-bP,  o.     Irresolvable. 
lr"re-solv'a-bl-ness*',  n.     Irresolva- 

bleness. 
lr"re-solvd'«,  a.     Irresolved. 
Ir"re-spect'a-bF,  o.     Irrespectable. 
ir"re-spec'tiv«,    a.     Irrespective. 
Ir"re-splr'a-bF,  a.     Irrespirable. 
ir"re-spoii'sl-bP,  a.    Irresponsible. 
ir"re-spoii'sl-bl-ness^,  n.    Irrespon- 

sibleness. 
lr"re-spon'slv»,  a.    Irresponsive. 
lr"re-s train 'a-bP,  a.     Irrestrainable. 
lr"re-stric'tiv«,  a.     Irrestrictive. 
Ir"re-sul'tiv«,  a.     Irresultive. 
ir"re-sus'cl-ta-bF,  a.    Irresuscitable. 
ir"re-ten'tiv^,  a.     Irretentive. 
ir"re- trace 'a-bF,  a.    Irretraceable. 
lr"re-trac'tIP,  a.     Irretractile. 
lr"re-trlev'a-bP,  a.     Irretrievable. 
Ir"re-trlev'a-bl-ness'',  n.     Irretriev- 

ableness. 
ir"re-veal'a-bF,  a.     Irrevealable. 
lr"re-vers'i-bF,  a.     Irreversible. 
Ir"re-vers'l-bl-ness'',  n.   Irreversible- 

ness. 
ir"re-vert'l-bF,  a.    Irrevertible. 
lr"re-vls'a-bl'',  a.     Irrevisable. 
lr"rev'o-ca-bF,  a.     Irrevocable. 


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Ir"rev'o-ca-bl-ness^,  n.    Irrevocable- 


Ir'rl-ga-bP,  a.    Irrigable. 
Ir'ri-ga"tlv«,  a.     Irrigative. 
Ir'rl-ta-bF,  a.     Irritable. 
Ir'ri-ta-bl-ness^,  n.     Irritableness. 
Ir'rl-ta"tlv^*»,  a.     Irritative. 
lr-rupt'1-bF,  a.     Irruptible. 
ir-rup'tlv«,  a.     Irruptive. 
-Is*,    -ice,  -ise  (unstrest). 
I"so-ag-glu'tI-na-tlv*,  a.     Isoagglu- 

tinative. 
Is'o-la-bF,  a.    Isolable. 
ls'o-la"tlv«,  a.     Isolative. 
is'su-a-bP,  a.    Issuable. 


Irrefragablness 
jumpt 

-It.    -ite  (unstrest). 

Itcht»,  pp.     Itched. 

I'temd*,  pp.    Itemed. 

lt'er-a"tlvP*«,  a.  &  n.   Iterative. 

lt'er-a"tlv-ly*,  adv.     Iteratively. 

it'er-a"tlv-ness»,  n.     Iterativeness. 

l-thag'ln«,  n.    Ithagine. 

-Itly.    -itely. 

-Itness^.    -iteness. 

-Iv*.    -ive  (unstrest). 

-Ivlys,    -ively. 

-Iveness^.     -iveness. 

l'vo-rln«,  a.     Ivorine. 

-Ize*,  verb  suffix,    -ise. 


jab'berd'^*",  p-p.    Jabbered. 
Jabd»,  pp.    Jabbed. 
Jackt*,  pp.    Jacked. 
Jagd",  pp.    Jagged. 
JaiP,  V.  &  n.     Gaol. 
jalld^*8,  pp.    Jailed. 
jamd^",  pp.     Jammed. 
jam'bo-rln*,  n.     Jamborine. 
jam'bo-sln",  n.     Jambosine. 
ja-pand'«,  pa.     Japanned. 
jard^*8,  pp.    Jarred. 
Jar'gond*,  pp.     Jargoned. 
jas'mln^**,  n.    Jasmine. 
jaun'dts",  v.  &  n.    Jaundice. 
JaunMlst*,  pa.    Jaundiced. 
jawd*,  a.     Jawed. 
jeerd^*»,  pp.    Jeered. 
jel'ous*"**,  V.  &  a.    Jealous. 
jel'ous-y^",  n.     Jealousy. 
jel'us*,  V.  &  a.     Jealous. 
jep'ard'',  vt.    Jeopard. 
jep'ard-yp,  n.    Jeopardy 
jerkt''**,  pp.    Jerked. 
Jer'sy8,  n.    Jersey. 
Jes'sa-mln^*",  n.    Jessamine. 
jest*,  pa.    Jessed. 


jew'eld^,  pp.    Jeweled,  jewelled. 
jlbd^*S  pp.    Jibbed. 
jigd*,  pp.    Jigged. 
jig'gerd',  a.     Jiggered. 
jobd*,  pp.     Jobbed. 
jock'y*,  V.  &  n.     Jockey. 
jogd*,  pp.    Jogged. 
Jog'!'",  V.  &  n.     Joggle. 
jog'W,  pp.     Joggled. 
jolnd^**,  pp.    Joined. 
Jold*,  pp.    Jolled. 
Jolt'erd*,  pp.    Joltered. 
Jos'tP,  vt.  &  vi.    Jostle. 
jos'tld^,  pp.    Jostled. 
joyd*,  pp.    Joyed. 
Joy 'us*,  a.     Joyous. 
judge'a-bF,  a.    Judgeable. 
Judgement*,  n.     Judgement. 
ju-dl-ca-bP,  a.     Judicable. 
ju'dl-ca"tlv^**,  a.    Judicative. 
Jugd*,  pp.    Jugged. 
Jug'P,  v.  &  n.    Juggle. 
Jug'ld^,  pp.    Juggled. 
Jum'bF,  V.  &  n.    Jumble. 
Jum'bld'',  pp.    Jumbled. 
Jumpt",  pa.    Jumped. 


jungl 

legatin 

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jun'gF,  n.     Jungle. 

jus'ti-fl"a-bF,  a.     Justifiable. 

ju"ris-dlc'tlv«,  a.     Jurisdictive. 

jus'ti-fi"a-bl-nes8^,  n.     Justifiable- 

Jur'naP*^,  v.  &  n.     Journal. 

ness. 

jur'nal-ism*",  n.     journalism. 

jus-tlf'i-ca-tlv»,  a.    Justificative. 

jur'nal-isf,  n.     Journalist. 

jus'tis*,  n.     Justice. 

jur'ney%  v.  &  n.     Journey. 

ju've-niP**,    ju've-nllc,    a.    &    n. 

Jur'neyd^,  pp.     Journeyed. 

Juvenile.                                             , 

jur'ny«,  v.  &  n.     Journey. 

ju've-nil-ly",  adv.     Juvenilely. 

jus'slv«,  a.  &  n.     Jussive. 

ju've-nil-ness%  n.    Juvenileness. 

jusf*^,  V.  &  n.     Joust. 

jux^ta-pos'l-tlv^,  a.  &  n.    Juxtapos- 

Jus-tl'cl-a-bP,  o.    Justiciable. 

itive. 

kang^,  n.    Kangue. 

keeld^,  pp.    Keeled. 

keel'hauld^*8,  pp.    Keelhauled. 

keend",  pp.    Keened. 

keep'a-bl*",  a.    Keepable. 

keevd^,  pp.    Keeved. 

kend",  pp.    Kenned. 

ken'neld^,  pp.    Kenneled,  kennelled. 

kernd°,  a.    Kerned. 

ker'neld*,  pp.    Kerneled,  kernelled. 

ker'sy^,  a.  &  n.    Kersey. 

ket'F,  n.    Kettle. 

key%  n.    Quay. 

keyd«,  a.    Keyed. 

kich'en^,  n.    Kitchen. 

kickt",  pp.    Kicked. 

kid 'napt *'*'»,  pp.    Kidnapped. 

kid'ny'',  n.    Kidney.     • 

klP*%  V.  &  n.    KiU. 

klld%  pp.    Killed. 

kilPa-bF,  a.     Killable. 

kin 'dp,  vt.    Kindle. 

kin'dld^',  pp.    Kindled. 


kln'e-neg^a-tlv",  o.    Kinenegative. 

kls»,  V.  &  n.    Kiss. 

kiss'a-bP,  a.    Kissable. 

kiss'a-bl-ness^,  n.    Kissableness. 

klst^**,  pp.    Kissed. 

knackt^,  pp.    Knacked. 

knagd^,  pp.    Knagged. 

knapt^,  pp.    Knapped. 

knead 'a-bP,  a.    Kneadable. 

kneeld°,  pp.    Kneeled. 

kneP,  V.  &  n.     Knell. 

kneld^,  pp.     Knelled. 

knit'ta-bP,  a.    Knittable. 

kno»,  vt.  &  vi.    Know. 

knobd",  a.    Knobbed. 

knockt^,  pp.    Knocked. 

knold",  pp.    Knolled. 

knowl'edge-a-bP,  a.    Knowledgable. 

knowl'edge-a-bl-ness'',  n.     Knowl- 

edgeableness. 
knuck'P,  v.  &  n.     Knuckle. 
knuck'td"",  pp.    Knuckled. 


la'beld",  pp.    Labeled,  labelled. 
la'bor^,  v.  &  n.    Labour. 
la'bord^*",  a.     Labored,  laboured. 
lab"y-rln'thln»,  a.     Labyrinthine. 


lac'er-a-tlv»,  a.    Lacerative. 
la-cer'tin",  a.    Lacertine. 
lach'',  v.  &  n.     Latch. 
lacht^,  pp.    Latched. 


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lackt'**,  -pp.     Lacked. 
lack'y^,  V.  &  n.     Lackey. 
lac'ri-ma-bP,  lach'ry-ma-bP,  lac'- 

ry-ma-bl'",  a.     Lacrimable,  lachry- 

mable,  lacrymable. 
lac'rl-mal*,  a.     Lacrymal,  lachrymal. 
lac'ta-rln^,  n.     Lactarine. 
la-cus'trln*,  a.     Lacustrine. 
lad'derd«,  a.     Laddered. 
laf^*«,  V.  &  n.    Laugh. 
laf'a-bP,  a.     Laughable. 
laff 'ing^,  ppr.  &  verbal  n.     Laughing. 
laff,  pp.     Laughed. 
laf'ter*"",  n.     Laughter. 
lagd»,  pp.     Lagged. 
lam''**,  V.  &  n.    Lamb. 
lam'ba-tiT",  n.    Lambative. 
lamd*,  pp.    Lambed. 
lamd",  pp.    Lammed. 
lam'eii-ta-bl'',  a.    Lamentable. 
lam'en-ta-bl-ness'*,  n.    Lamentable- 

ness. 
lam'i-na-bF,  a:    Laminable. 
lam-poond'B,  pp.     Lampooned. 
lam'pro-tin»,  a.  &  n.     Lamprotine. 
lam'pry*,  n.     Lamprey. 
lampt*,  pp.    Lamped. 
lam'py-rln*,  a.  &  n.     Lampyrine. 
lancht^,  pp.     Lanched. 
lan'guishf**,  pp.     Languished. 
Ian 'in*,  a.  &  n.     Lanine. 
lanst*,  pp.     Lanced. 
lan'ternd*,  pp.     Lanterned. 
la-peld'«,  pp.    Lapelled. 
laps^**,  V.  &  n.     Lapse. 
laps'a-bF,   laps'i-bP,   a.    Lapsable, 

lapsible. 
lapst^**,  a.    Lapsed. 
lapt*,  pp.    Lapped. 
lar'l-dln*,  a.     Laridine. 
larkt*,  pp.    Larked. 
las*,  n.    Lass. 
lasht^",  pp.    Lashed. 
latcht*,  pp.    Latched.  I 


jungl 
legatln 


lath'erd*'**,  pp.     Lathered. 
latht*,  pp.    Lathed. 
Lat'ind*.  pp.     Latined. 
lat"i-pen'nin*,  a.    Latipennine. 
lat'tis*,  V.  &  n.     Lattice. 
lat'tist*,  pp.    Latticed. 
laud'a-bl^,  a.    Laudable. 
laud'a-bl-ness^,  n.    Laudableness. 
laud'a-tlv*,  a.     Laudative. 
launcht^**,  pa.     Launched. 
laun'derd*,  pp.     Laundered. 
lau'reld*,  a.     Laureled,  laurelled. 
lav'en-derd*,  pp.     Lavendered. 
lav'en-tln*,  n.     Laventine. 
lav'isht*,  pp.     Lavished. 
lawnd*,  pa.    Lawned. 
lax'a-tlv^**,  a.  &  n.     Laxative. 
lax'a-tiv-ness*,  n.     Laxativeness. 
leacht*,  pp.    Leached. 
lead'a-bP,  a.     Leadable. 
lead'a-bl-ness**,  n.    Leadableness. 
leaft*,  a.     Leafed. 
leag^*S  V.  &  n.    League. 
leagd*,  pp.    Leagued. 
lea'ger*,  n.    Leaguer. 
lea'gerd*,  pp.    Leaguered. 
leakt^**,  pp.    Leaked. 
leand,  lent*"**,  pp.     Leaned,  leant. 
leapt^,  lept*"**,  pp.    Leaped,  leapt. 
learn 'a-bl^,  a.    Leamable. 
leas'a-bP,  a.     Leasable. 
leasht*,  pp.     Leashed. 
least*"**,  pp.     Leased. 
leav^,  V.  &  n.    Leave. 
leavd*,  a.     Leaved. 
lec"a-no'rln*,  a.     Lecanorine. 
le-cld'e-in*,  a.     Lecideine. 
led*"**,  V.  &  n.    Lead. 
led%  pp.    Led. 
led'en*"**,  v.  &  a.    Leaden. 
leerd^**,  pp.    Leered. 
leg'a-bF,  a.    Legable. 
le'gal-ize,  vt.    Legalise. 
leg'a-tln*,  a.    Legatine. 


legatlv 
lusterd 


leg'a-tlv«,  a.     Legative. 

ll'beld^*%  pp.    Libeled,  Ubelled. 

legds  a.     Legged. 

li-bel'lu-UnS  a.    LibeUuUne. 

leg'i-bP,  a.    Legible. 

LIb'er-al#Con-ser'va-tlv«,  n.    Liber- 

leg'i-bl-ness^,  n.     Legibleness. 

al=  Conservative . 

leg'is-la"tlv^*»,  a.  &  n.     Legislative. 

Ilb'er-a-tiv8,  a.    Liberative. 

leg'ls-la"tlv-ly»,  adv.    Legislatively. 

llb'er-tiii'*S  -tlne^*%  a.  &  n.    Liber- 

length'end»,  pp.     Lengthened. 

tine. 

len'i-tlv^*«,  a.  &  n.     Lenitive. 

U'cens-a-bP,  a.     Licensable. 

le'o-nin^,  a.  &  n.     Leonine. 

li'cense*,  v.  &  n.     Licence. 

le'o-nln-ly«,  adv.     Leoninely. 

Il'censt^**,  pa.     Licensed. 

lep'ard'",  n.    Leopard. 

ll'chend^,  pp.    Lichened. 

lep'o-rin«,  a.  &  n.    Leporine. 

llckt''*%  pp.    Licked. 

lep"to-pod'l-lnS  a.  &  n.    Leptopodi- 

llc'o-ris»,  n.     Licorice. 

ine. 

lift'a-bF,  a.     Liftable. 

lep'to-rhin^,  a.     Leptorhine. 

light 'a-bF,  a.     Lightable. 

lep"to-staph'y-llii»,  a.  Leptostaphy- 

light 'end^*%  pp.     Lightened. 

line. 

light'erd»,  pp.     Lightered. 

lern'",  vt.  &  vi.    Learn. 

light 'sum»,  a.     Lightsome. 

lernd'',  lernf*,  pp.    Learned,  learnt. 

lik'a-bl%  like'a-bl%  a.  Likable,  like- 

lertt'ed"", pa.    Learned. 

able. 

lern'ing',  n.    Learning. 

lik'a-bl-ness'',     llke'a-bl-ness%     n. 

les^,  a.,  n.  &  adv.     Less. 

Likableness,  likeableness. 

less'endp*8,  pp.     Lessened. 

lik'end^,  pp.     Likened. 

les'sonds,  pp.    Lessoned. 

llm^*«,  V.  &  n.     Limb. 

letfa'cr^-'S  v.  &  n.     Leather. 

lim'berd^,  pp.     Limbered. 

leth'erd",  a.     Leathered. 

limb^,  a.     Limbed. 

leth'ern^*8,  a.    Leathern. 

lim'it-a-bF,  a.     Limitable. 

let'ta-bP,  a.    Lettable. 

llm'lt-a-bl-ness*',  n.     Limitableness. 

let'terds  a.    Lettered. 

llm'i-ta"tiv'»,  a.    Limitative. 

let'tls%  n.    Lettuce. 

lim'i-tlv«,  a.     Limitive. 

leu-cls'cln^,  a.  &  n.     Leuciscine. 

llmpt^*»,  pp.     Limped. 

Le-vant'lnS  o.  &  n.    Levantine. 

lin'a-bP,  llne'a-bF,  a.    Linable,  line- 

lev'eld^*«,  pp.    Leveled,  levelled. 

able. 

lev'el-lng%  n.    Levelling. 

lin'gerd",  pp.     Lingered. 

leY'di*"*",  v.  &  n.    Leaven. 

lin-guat'u-lin",  a.  &  n.    Linguatuline. 

lev'end'',  pa.    Leavened. 

lin'syswool'sy",  n.     Linsey?woolsey. 

lev'erds  pp.    Levered. 

lin'teld%  pp.     Linteled,  lintelled. 

lev'I-a-bF,  a.     Leviable. 

li-ot'ri-chin^,  a.  &  n.     Liotrichine. 

lev"l-ga-bP,  a.    Levigable. 

llpf*S  a.     Lipped. 

lev'l-ta"tiv^,  a.     Levitative. 

liq"ue-fac'tlv*,  a.     Liquef active. 

lex"l-cog'ra-fer'*,  n.     Lexicographer. 

liQ'ue-fi"a-bF,  a.     Liquefiable. 

lex"i-cog'ra-fy,  n.     Lexicography. 

liq'uid-a-bP,  a.     Liquidable. 

U'a-bl',  a.    Liable. 

llspt*'*^,  pp.     Lisped. 

ll'a-bl-ness'',  a.    Liableness. 

list'a-bl%  a.     Listable. 

legatiY 
lusterd 


lis'tend''*%  pp.     Listened. 

loi'terd^*%  pp.     Loitered. 

Iis'ter-ln«,  a.     Listerine. 

lolds  pp.     Lolled. 

li'ter%  n.    Litre. 

lo'ma-tln^,  a.    Lomatine. 

lith'a-gog'',  a.  &  n.     Lithagogue. 

lone'sum^,  a.     Lonesome. 

lith'o-graf,  v.  &  n.     Lithograph. 

longds  pp.     Longed. 

lith'o-graft^,  pp.     Lithographed. 

lon"ge-pen'iiln8,  a.     Longipennine. 

llth-og'ra-fer'',  n.     Lithographer. 

long'sum^,  a.    Longsome. 

llth-og'ra-fy,  n.     Lithography. 

lookt''*S  PP'    Looked. 

lit'i-ga-bF,  a.     Litigable. 

loomd^*8,  a.    Loomed. 

llt'P,  a.  &  n.     Little. 

loopt^*^,  pp.    Looped. 

llt'terdS  pp.     Littered. 

loos'end^*^,  pp.     Loosened. 

llv''*%  vt.  &  vi.    Live. 

loosf**,  pp.     Loosed. 

lIv'a-bF,  llve'a-bP,  a.    Livable,  live- 

lopf", pp.     Lopped. 

able. 

lo"phl-o-doii'tlnS  a.  Lophiodontine. 

Uv'a-bl-ness^,  n.    Livableness. 

loss,  n.     Loss. 

liv<l^*%  a.     Lived. 

los'a-bF,    lose'a-bF,    a.      Losable, 

11 V 'ends,  pp_     Livened. 

loseable. 

llv'erd*,  a.     Livered. 

lo'so-fan''*^,  n.     Losophan. 

Uv'long^,  a.     Livelong. 

lo-tof'a-gus*,  a.     Lotophagous. 

Iqs,  v.,  a.  &  n.     Low. 

love,  lovable,  etc.     See  ltjv. 

loaft»,  pp.    Loafed. 

lowd^,  pp.     Lowed. 

loamd^,  pp.     Loamed. 

low'er-a-bP,  a.    Lowerable. 

loan'a-bF,  a.     Loanable. 

low'erds,  pp.     Lowered. 

loand»,  pp.     Loaned. 

lu'brl-ca"tlvs,  a.     Lubricative. 

loathd»,  pp.     Loathed. 

lu'cl-bP,  a.     Lucible. 

loath'sum''*^,  a.     Loathsome. 

lu'cra-tlv^*s,  a.     Lucrative. 

lobd%  pp.     Lobbed. 

lu'cra-tlv-lys,  adv.     Lucratively. 

lo"bo-don'tln»,  a.    Lobodontine. 

lu'cra-tlv-nesss,  n.     Lucrativeness. 

lo'ca-bP,  a.     Locable. 

luP*%t;.  &n.     Luff. 

lo'cal-iz"a-bF,  a.     Locahzable. 

luft*"*%  pp.     Luffed. 

loc'a-tlv«,  a.  &  n.     Locative. 

lugdS  pp.     Lugged. 

lock'a-bF,  a.     Lockable. 

luF,  v.&n.     Lull. 

lockts,  pp.     Locked. 

luW^S  pp.     Lulled. 

lo"co-de-scrlp'tlv«,   a.     Locodescrip- 

lum'berds,  pp.     Lumbered. 

tive. 

lum'bri-clns,  a.     Lumbricine. 

lo"co-ino'blP,  n.     Locomobile. 

lu'inin",  n.     Limaine. 

lo"co-mo'tlv%  a.  &  n.     Locomotive. 

lu'ml-nus^,  a.     Luminous. 

lo^'co-mo'tlv-ness",  n.    Locomotive- 

lumpf",  pp.     Lumped. 

ness. 

lunchts,  pp.     Lunched. 

loct*",  pp.    Locked. 

lu'pinS  a.  &  n.     Lupine. 

loc"u-ple'ta-tlv«,    a.    Locupletative. 

lurch ts,  pp.     Lurched. 

Iodge'a-bl<-,  a.     Lodgeable. 

lurkts  pp.    Lurked. 

lodg'ment^,  n.    Lodgement. 

lus'ter*",  V.  &  n.    Lustre. 

logds,  pp.  &  pa.     Logged. 

lus'terd",  pp.    Lustered,  lustred. 

lustratl? 
mello 


70 


lus'tra-tlv«,  a.     Lustrative. 
lu'trln^,  a.  &  n.    Lutrine. 
luv^,  V.  &  n.     Love. 
luv'a-bP,  a.    Lovable. 
luvd*",  pp.    Loved. 


luv'ly^,  a.  &  adv.     Lovely. 
ly"co-don'tln*,  a.  &  n.    Lycodontine. 
lymf**,  n.     Lymph. 
lym-fat'lC",  a.  &  n.     Lymphatic. 
lynchf",  pp.    Lynched. 


M 


mach%  V.  &  n.    Match. 

macht^,  pp.     Matched. 

mac"ro-glos'sln8,  a.  &  n.  Macro- 
glossine. 

inac"ro-phyl'lIn«,  a.    Macrophylline. 

inac"ro-pin^,  a.    Macropine. 

ma-crop 'o-din»,  a.  &  n.  Macropo- 
dine. 

mac'ro-rhin",  mac'ror-rhin",  a. 
Macrorhine,  macrorrhine. 

mad'dend^,  pp.    Maddened. 

mad'derd^,  pp.     Maddered. 

mag'is-tra-tiv»,  a.     Magistrative. 

mag'ne-tln»,  n.     Magnetine. 

mag'net-lz"[or  -is"]a-bl',  a.  Magnet- 
izable, magnetisable. 

mag"net-o-mo'tlv«,  a.  Magnetomo- 
tive. 

mag'iii-fi"a-bl'',  a.   Magnifiable. 

mag-nif'i-ca-tlv^,  a.  &  n.  Magnifi- 
cative. 

maiW*«,  pp.    Mailed. 

malmd*"**,  pp.    Maimed. 

main-tain 'a-bl'',  a.    Maintainable. 

main- tain 'a-bl-ness'',  n.    Maintain- 


main-taind'i'*»,  pp.    Maintained. 
maiz'*,  n.     Maize. 
mak'a-bl'*,  a.    Makable. 
mal"a-co-no'tin,  a.  &  n.    Malacono- 

tine. 
mal"a-co-scol'i-cin^,  a.   Malacoscol- 

icine. 
ma-Ia'ri-us°,  a.     Malarious. 
mald»,  pp.    Mailed. 
ma-lignd'B,  pp.    Maligned. 


ma-lin'gerd",  pp.  Malingered. 

mai'is^,  n.    Malice. 

malld'',  pp.     Mailed. 

mal'Ie-a-bl^,  a.   Malleable. 

mal'le-a-bl-ness^,  n.    Malleableness. 

ma-ma'«,  n.     Mamma. 

mam'mocS  n.    Mammock. 

man'a-cl^,  v.  &  n.    Manacle. 

rnand^,  pp.    Manned. 

man'age-a-bF,  a.    Manageable. 

man'age-a-bl-ness^,  n.  Manage- 
ableness. 

man'ci-pa-bl^,  a.    Mancipable. 

man'ci-pa-tiy°,  a.     Mancipative. 

man'da-tiy°,  a.    Mandative. 

man'du-ca-bl%  a.     Manducable. 

ma-neu'ver''*^,  v.  &  n.    Manoeuvre. 

ma-neu'verd'*»,  pp.  Maneuvered, 
manoeuvred. 

man'gl^,  v.  &  n.    Mangle. 

man-gld**,  vt.    Mangled. 

man'i-fest"a-[or  i-]bl'',  a.  Manifest- 
able, manifestible. 

man"i-fes'ta-tiv«,  a.    Manifestative. 

man'i-fes-tiv^,  a.    Manifestive. 

ma-nip'u-la-bl^,  a.    Manipulable. 

ma-nip'u-la"tiv8,  a.    Manipulative. 

man'nerd^,  a.     Mannered. 

man"u-duc'tiv*,  a.    Manuductive. 

man''u-fac'tur-a-bl'',  a.  Manufac- 
turable. 

man'^u-mis'siv",  a.    Manumissive. 

man'u-mo"tiv«,  a.    Manumotive. 

ma-nur'a-bl'',  a.    Manurable. 

mapt",  pp.    Mapped. 

marcht^*",  pp.    Marched. 


71  

mard^,  pp.     Marred, 

mar'gind",  a.     Margined. 

inarkt*'*^,  pa.     Marked. 

mar'ket-a-bP,  a.    Marketable. 

marld»,  pp.     Marled. 

mar'lln^,  v.  &  n.     Marline. 

ma-roond'^,  pp.     Marooned. 

mar'riage-a-bl'*,  a.     Marriageable. 

mar'rlage-a-bl-ness'",  n.  Marriage- 
ableness. 

mar'shald^,  pp.  Marshaled,  mar- 
shalled. 

mar'tyrd^,  pp.     Martyred. 

inar'veld*'*^,  pp.  Marveled,  marvelled. 

mar'vel-ous'",  a.     Marvellous. 

mas",  V.  &  n.     Mass. 

mas'cu-lin^**,  -Ine«,  a.  &  n.  Mascu- 
line. 

masht",  pp.    Mashed. 

maskf*",  pa.    Masked. 

mas'slv^**,  a.     Massive. 

mas'slv-ly",  adv.     Massively. 

mas'siv-ness",  n.     Massiveness. 

mast",  pp.    Massed. 

mas'terd*"*",  pp.    Mastered. 

mas'tl-ca-bP,  a.    Masticable. 

mas 'tip,  n.     Mastiff. 

mas"to-don'tln",  a.  &  n.  Mastodon- 
tine. 

match 'a-bP,  a.    Matchable. 

match'a-bl-ness'',  n.  Matchableness. 

matcht",  pp.    Matched. 

ma-te'rl-al-Ize""",  vt.  &  vi.  Mate- 
riahse. 

ma'tris",  n.     Matrice. 

mat'terd",  pp.     Mattered. 

mat'toc",  n.     Mattock. 

mat'u-ra"tlv",  a.  &  n.    Maturative. 

ma-tur'a-bP,  a.    Maturable. 

mauld",  pp.     Mauled. 

maun'derd",  pp.     Maundered. 

max-il''lo-pal'a-tin",  a.  &  n.  Maxil- 
lopalatine. 

mea'ger''*",  a.     Meagre. 


lustratl? 
mcllo 

meal'a-bP,  a.     Mealable. 
me-an'derd",  pp.    Meandered. 
me-an'drin",  a.     Meandrine,  maean- 

drine. 
mea'sls'',  n.     Measles. 
me-can'ic",  a.  &  n.    Mechanic. 
med'ald",  pp.    Medaled. 
med'dle-sum",  a.    Meddlesome. 
mie"dl-as'tln",  n.    Mediastine. 
me'dl-a"tlv",  a.     Mediative. 
med'i-ca-W,  a.     Medicable. 
med'I-ca"tiv",  a.    Medicative. 
med't-cln*"",  n.     Medicine. 
med'i-cind",  pp.    Medicined. 
me"di-e'val",  a.  &  n.     Mediaeval. 
me^'di-o-pal'a-tln",  a.      Mediopala- 

tine. 
me"dl-o-pon'tln",  a.    Mediopontine. 
med'l-ta"tiv*»,  a.    Meditative. 
med'i-ta"tiv-ly",  adv.    Meditatively. 
med'i-ta"tiv-ness",  n.     Meditative- 

ness. 
med'P,  vi.    Meddle. 
med'ld*",  pp.    Meddled. 
med'1-sum'',  a.    Meddlesome. 
med'ly",  a.  &  n.     Medley. 
med'ow^",  n.    Meadow. 
me-flt'Ic*"*",  a.     Mephitic. 
me-fl'tis',  n.     Mephitis. 
me-gac'er-o-tln",  a.     Megacerotine. 
meg"a-der'mln",  a.  &  n.    Megader- 

mine. 
meg^'a-la'pin",  a.    Megalopine. 
meg"a-lo'tln«,  a.  &  n.     Megalotine. 
me-gap'ter-In",  a.  &  n.  Megapterine. 
meg"a-the'rl-ln^,   a.  &  n.      Mega- 

theriine. 
meFan-coI-y*"*",  a.  &  n.  Melancholy. 
meF'e-ag'rln",  o.  &  n.   Meleagrine. 
me'Uo-ra-tlv",  a.     MeUorative. 
me-liph'a-gln",  a.  &  n.  MeUphagine. 
mel"II-su'gln",  a.  &  n.    Mellisugine. 
mel-llv'o-rin",  o.  &  n.     MeUivorine. 
mel'lo",  V.  &  a.     Mellow. 


mellowd 
monostic 

mel'lowd^,  pp.     Mellowed. 
mePo-lon'thin^,  a.  &  n.     Melolon- 

thine. 
melt'a-bF,  a.    Meltable. 
mem'o-ra-bl^,  a.    Memorable. 
mem'o-ra-bl-ness^,  n.    Memorable- 


mem 'o-ra-tiv»,  a.  Memorative. 
me-mo'rl-al-lze^*^,  vt.    Memorialise. 
mem'o-rlz"a-bP,  a.     Memorizable. 
men'ace-a-bP,  a.    Menaceable. 
mend'a-bP,  a.    Mendable. 
meii"i-sper'mln«,  n.    Menispermine. 
men'su-ra-bP,  a.    Mensurable. 
men'su-ra-bl-ness^,  n.   Mensurable- 


meii'su-ra"tlv*,  a.  Mensurative. 

ment^*»,  pp.     Meant. 

men'tion-a-bF,  a.    Mentionable. 

men'tiond^,  pp.    Mentioned. 

meph'i-tln»,  a.  &  n.   Mephitine. 

mer'a-lin^,  n.    Meraline. 

mer'can-tiF*«,  -ile^*«,  a.  Mercan- 
tile. 

mer'chan-dls"[or-dIz"]a-bF,  a.  Mer- 
chandisable,  merchandizable. 

mer'chan-dize'',  v.  &  n.  Merchandise. 

mier'chaiit-a-bP,  a.    Merchantable. 

mer'chant-a-bl-ness^,  n.  Merchant- 
ableness. 

mer'gln^,  a.  &  n.     Mergine. 

me'ro-pin^,  a.  &  n.    Meropine. 

mer'u-Un^,  a.    Meruline. 

mes^,  V.  &  n.    Mess. 

mesht''*^,  pa.    Meshed. 

mes'mer-lz"a-bl»",  a.    Mesmerizable. 

mes'o-rhin»,  a.    Mesorhine. 

mes"o-taph'y-lln8,  a.  Mesotaphy- 
line. 

mest'*",  pp.    Messed. 

mes'ure",  v.  &  n.    Measure. 

me-tab'o-liz''a-bl'',  a.  Metaboliza- 
ble. 

mef'a-fys'ics',  n.     Metaphysics. 


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met'ald^,  a.   Metaled,  metalled. 

met'al-ln^,  n.     Metaline. 

met'al-lin°,  a.    Metalline. 

mefa-morTose*",  vt.  Metamorphose. 

met"a-mor'fo-sls'^**,  n.  Metamor- 
phosis. 

me'ter*'**,  v.  &  n.    Metre. 

me'terd«,  pp.    Metered. 

met'P,  n.    Mettle. 

met'W,  a.     Mettled. 

met'l-sum*",  a.    Mettlesome. 

met'tle-sum«,  a.   Mettlesome. 

mewd»,  pp.    Mewed. 

mewld'p*8,  pp.    Mewled. 

me'zu-ra-bP,    a.     Measurable. 

me'zure*",  v.  &  n.     Measure. 

me'zured'',  pa.     Measured. 

mi"cro-phyl'lIii»,  a.     Microphylline. 

ml-crop'o-dln^,  a.  &  n.  Microptxiine. 

ml"cro-spor'lii%  a.     Microsporine. 

mld'F,  v.,  a.  &  n.     Middle. 

mid'ling*',  a.     Middling. 

mld'rlfS  n.     Midriff. 

mifs  v.,  a.  &  n.    Miff. 

mift^,  pp.    Miffed. 

mi'gra-tlv^,  a.     Migrative. 

mlP*«,  V.  &  n.    Mill. 

mild*"**,  mllld'',  a.    Milled. 

mll'dewd^*^,  pp.     Mildewed. 

mil'i-o-lln»,  a.  &  n.    Miholine. 

milkt»,  pp.     Milked. 

mll'le-por"iii«,  a.     Milleporine. 

mim'lckt^,  pp.    Mimicked. 

mim'ict'',  pp.    Mimicked. 

mim'in",  a.  &  n.    Mimine. 

mla'a-bF,  mIne'a-bP,  a.  Minable. 
mineable. 

mIn'er-al-lz"[or  -ls"]a-bF,  a.  Min- 
eralizable,  mineralisable. 

min'gP,  vt.  &  vi.     Mingle. 

mln'gld'',  pp.     Mingled. 

min'gle-a-bP,  a.     Mingleable. 

min'isht^,  pp.     Minished. 

minst",  pp.    Minced. 


73 

mln'ls-terd^,  pp.     Ministered. 

iiiln'is-tra"tiv*,  a.     Ministrative. 

mlr'a-cP,  v.  &  n.     Miracle. 

mlr'rord*,  pp.     Mirrored. 

mis",  V.  &  n.     Miss. 

mls"ap-pre'ci-a-tlv^,  a.  Misappre- 
ciative.  [hensive. 

inls-ap"pre-heii'slv^,  a.     Misappre- 

mis"be-cuin'^,  vt.     Misbecome. 

mis'chief-a-bP,  a.     Mischief  able. 

mis'chle-vus",  a.     Mischievous. 

mis"coii-stru'a-bl'',  a.  Misconstru- 
able. 

mls"coii-struc'tlv^,  a.  Misconstruc- 
tive. 

iiiis"cre-a'tlv«,  a.     Miscreative. 

mis'er-a-bF,  a.     Miserable. 

mls'er-a-bl-ness^,  n.    Miserableness. 

mls-giv'*"*",  vL  &  vi.     Misgive. 

mls"lii-tel'll-gl-bl^,  a.  Misintelli- 
gible.  [pretable. 

inls"iii-ter'pret-a-bP,  a.     Misinter- 

mis-lead'a-bl'',  a.     Misleadable. 

mis-man'age-a-bF,  a.  Mismanage- 
able. 

mls'o-log^,  n.    Misologue. 

mis-rep"re-seii'ta-tlv",  a.  &  n.  Mis- 
representative. 

mis'sl-bP,  a.     Missible. 

mis'siP*",  -lle«,  a.  &  n.     Missile. 

mls'siv^*",  a.  &  n.     Missive. 

mist",  pp.     Missed. 

mis-tak'a-bF,  a.     Mistakable. 

mis'tl-toe^,  n.     Mistletoe. 

mis-un'Mer-stand'a-bP,  o.  Mis- 
understandable. 

mis-uze'^,  vt.    Misuse. 

ml'ter^,  v.  &  n.    Mitre. 

mi'terd",  pp.    Mitered. 

mit'1-ga-bP,  a.    Mitigable. 

mit'I-ga"tlv,  a.  &  n.  Mitigative. 

mit'tend",  pp.    Mittened. 

mlx'a-bP,  mIx'l-bP,  a.  Mixable, 
mixible. 


mellowd 
monostlc 

mtxt",  pp.  &  pa.    Mixed. 

mo",  V.  &  n.     Mow. 

moand",  pp.    Moaned. 

mobd",  pp.    Mobbed. 

mo'bil",  -lie",  a.    Mobile. 

mock'a-bF,  a.    Mockable. 

mockt*"*",  pp.    Mocked. 

mod 'eld",  pp.    Modeled,  modelled. 

mod'l-fl"a-bF,  a.    Modifiable. 

mod'l-fl"a-bl-ness'',  n.     Modifiable- 


mod'l-fl-ca"tlv",  n.    Modificative. 

mod'u-la-tiv",  a.    Modulative. 

moed",  pp.    Mowed. 

Mo-gun'tln",  a.    Moguntine. 

moUd",  pp.     Moiled. 

mois'tend",  pp.    Moistened. 

mold",  V.  &  n.    Mould. 

mold'a-bF,  mould 'a-bP,  a.  Mold- 
able,  mouldable. 

mold'[or  mould'ja-bl-ness'^,  n. 
Moldableness,  mouldableness. 

mold'er",  v.  &  n.     Moulder. 

mold'erd",  pp.    Moldered. 

mold'lng",  n.    Moulding. 

mold'y",  a.     Mouldy. 

mo'Un",  a.  &  n.    Moline. 

mol'll-fl"a-bP,  a.    Mollifiable. 

mol'lin",  n.     Molline. 

mo-los'sin",  a.  &  n.   Molossine. 

molt",  V.  &  n.     Moult. 

mon'arc",  v.,  a.  &  n.    Monarch. 

mon'eyd",  a.    Moneyed. 

mon'isht",  pp.     Monished. 

mon'l-tlv^*",  a.    Monitive. 

mon'ky",  v.  &  n.    Monkey. 

mon"o-cer'a-tlii",  a.    Monoceratine. 

mon'o-crome",  n.     Monochrome. 

mon'o-graf,  v.  &  n.    Monograph. 

mon'o-log''*",  n.     Monologue. 

mon^o-phyFlin",  a.    MonophyUine. 

mon'o-rhin",  mon'or-rhln",  a.  &  n. 
Monorhine,  monorrhine. 

mon'o-stic",  n.     Monostich. 


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74 


mon'o-syr'la-bF,  v.  &  n.    Monosyl- 

mul'len^, n.     Mullein. 

lable. 

mul'liondS  a.    Mullioned. 

mon-tic'o-lin",  a.     Monticoline. 

mul"ti-cau'lin»,  a.     Multicauline. 

moii'y«,  V.  &  n.     Money. 

mul"tl-fa'rl-us«,  a.     Multifarious. 

moond^,  a.     Mooned. 

mul'ti-pll"a-bP,  a.     Multipliable. 

moord»'*8,  pp.     Moored. 

iiiurti-pli"a-bl-ness%  n.     Multipli- 

mopt»,  -pp.    Mopped. 

ableness. 

mor'al-ize»,  vt.  &  vi.     Moralise. 

mul'ti-pll-ca-bli',  a.    Multiplicable. 

mor'fl-a^,  n.     Morphia. 

mul'tl-pli-ca"tiv%  a.  &  n.    Multipli- 

mor-fol'o-gy», n.     Morphology. 

cative. 

mor'mo-piii%  a.  &  n.     Mormopine. 

mul'tI-pll-ca"tlv-lyS  adv.    Multipli- 

mor'tardS  a.     Mortared. 

catively. 

mort'gage-a-bl^,  a.     Mortgageable. 

mum'bF,  v.  &  n.    Mumble. 

mor'tls^,  V.  &  n.     Mortise. 

mum'bld'',  pp.     Mumbled. 

mor'tist^,  pp.     Mortised. 

muiichtp*»,  pp.     Munched. 

mos^y  V.  &  n.     Moss. 

mun-dif'i-ca-tiv«,  a.    Mundificative. 

most^*«,  pp.     Mossed. 

muii'ey%  v.  &  n.     Money. 

mo^ta-cll'lin*,  n.     Motacilline. 

munk'',  n.     Monk. 

moth'erds  a.     Mothered. 

mun'key^,  v.  &  n.     Monkey. 

mo'tUS  -lies  a.  &  n.     Motile. 

munk'ish'*,  a.     Monkish. 

mo'tiond^,  pp.     Motioned. 

mur'derd*"**,  pp.     Murdered. 

mo'tlv''*^,  v.,  a.  &  n.     Motive. 

mur'murd^*^,  pp.     Murmured. 

mo'tlvds,  pp.     Motived. 

mur'rin»,   mur'rhin^,  a.     Murrine, 

mot'ly^,  a.  &  n.     Motley. 

murrhine. 

mo'tord^,  pp.     Motored. 

mus»,  V.  &  n.     Muss. 

mourndS  pp.     Mourned. 

mus'ca-din»,  n.     Muscadine. 

mouth 'a-bF,  a.     Mouthable. 

mus'car-din^,  n.     Muscardine. 

mouthd^,  pa.     Mouthed. 

mus-cic'a-pin^,  a.  &  n.  Muscicapine. 

mouz'',  vt.  &  vi.     Mouse. 

mus-cic'o-lin°,  a.   Muscicoline. 

mouz'er*",  n.    Mouser. 

mus'cP,  n.     Muscle. 

mov'a-bP,  move'a-bP,  a.  &  n.  Mov- 

must", pp.    Mussed. 

able,  moveable. 

mus'te-Iin»,  a.  &  n.     Musteline. 

mov'a-bl-ness'',  n.    Movableness. 

mus'terd^,  pp.    Mustered. 

mowd''*S  pp.     Mowed. 

mu'ta-bF,  a.     Mutable. 

mud'F,  V.  &  n.     Muddle. 

mu'ta-bl-ness^,  n.    Mutableness. 

muf'*S  V.  &  n.     Muff. 

mu'ta-tlv«,  a.     Mutative. 

muf'F,  V.  &  n.    Muffle. 

mu'tlv«,  a.     Mutive. 

murw,  pp.     Muffled. 

mut'terd^,  pp.     Muttered. 

muft-*S  pp.     Muffed. 

muz'l,  V.  &  n.     Muzzle. 

mugd»,  pp.     Mugged. 

muz'ld*",  pp.     Muzzled. 

mul'',  V.  &  n.     MuU. 

my"a-des'tln8,  a.  &  n.     Myadestine. 

mulcht^",  pp.     Mulched. 

my-ce'tln«,  a.  &  n.     Mycetine. 

muIct'a-bF,  a.     Mulctable. 

my"l-a-des'tlii",  a.  &  n.  Myiadestine. 

rnuld",  pp.    Mulled. 

my"l-ag'rln8,  a.  &  n.     Myiagrine. 

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neomorphin 


inyl''i-ob'a-tIn«,  a.  &  n.  Myliobatine. 
my-og'a-lin«,  a.  &  n.  Myogaline. 
n[iyr"ine-co'bl-lQ»,  a.  &  n.    Myrme- 

cobiine, 
minr''ine-coph'a-gin",  o.  &  n.    Myr- 

mecophagme. 


myr'mi-cin^,  a.     Myrmicine. 
myr'tl*',  n.     Myrtle. 
mys'ta-cln«,  a.     Mystacine. 
mys-tac'o-pln",  a.  &  n.  Mystacopine. 
iny-zo]u'e-Ilii°,  a.  &  n.   Myzomeline. 


N 


nabd^*»,  pp.    Nabbed. 

nack",  V.  &  n.    Knack. 

nag^,  vt.  &  vi.     Knag. 

nagd»,  pp.     Nagged. 

nalld^**,  pp.     Nailed. 

nam'a-bF,  name'a-bF,  a.  Namable, 

nameable. 
nan'din",  n.     Nandine. 
nap»,  vt.  &  vi.     Knap. 
nap'sac",  n.     Knapsack. 
napt^,  pp.     Napped. 
naptha,  naftha'',  n.     Naphtha. 
nar-cis'sin^,  a.     Narcissine. 
narP,  v.  &  n.     Gnarl. 
narld^,  a.     Gnarled. 
narl'y^,  a.     Gnarly. 
nar-rat'a-bP,  a.    Narratable. 
nar'ra-tlv'*^,  a.  &  n.     Narrative. 
nar'ra-tiv-ly*,  cuh).     Narratively. 
nar'rowd''*^,  pp.    Narrowed. 
nash",  vt.  &  vi.    Gnash. 
na''so-pal'a-tiii<',  a.    Nasopalatine. 
nat^,  n.     Gnat. 
nave^j  n.    Knave. 
na'tiv*"**,  a.  &  n.    Native. 
na'tlv-ly^,  adv.     Natively. 
na'tiv-ness^,  n.    Nativeness. 
nat'u-ra-bF,  a.     Naturable. 
nat'u-ral-ize°,  vt.  &  vi.    Naturalise. 
nau'se-a-tiv",  a.     Nauseative. 
nav'1-ga-bP,  a.     Navigable. 
nav'l-ga-bl-ness^,  n.   Navigableness. 
naw",  vt.  &  vi.     Gnaw. 
nead^,  vt.    Kiiead. 
neapt°,  a.    Neaped. 


neard^*",  pp.    Neared. 

ne-ces'sl-ta^tlv",  a.    Necessitative. 

neckt",  a.     Necked. 

nee 'tar-In^,  a.  &  n.    Nectarine. 

nee«,  v.  &  n.    Knee. 

nee'dl*",  v.  &  n.    Needle. 

neeP,  vi.    Kneel. 

neel'Ing«,  pres.  p.    Kneeling. 

nef 'ew'^,  n.    Nephew. 

ne-fr!t'lc^,  a.     Nephritic. 

neg'a-tlv^*»,  v.,  a.  &  n.    Negative. 

neg'a-tivd*,  pp.     Negatived. 

neg'a-tlv-ly",  adv.     Negatively. 

neg'a-tiv-ness*,  n.     Negativeness. 

neg-lect'a-  or  i-bP,  a.     Neglectable, 

neglectible. 
neg'lIge-a-bP,  a.     Negligeable. 
neg'li-gi-bP,  a.     Negligible. 
neg'li-gi-bl-ness^,  n.    NegUgibleness. 
ne-go'tl-a-bF,  a.     Negotiable. 
neigb'bor^,    v.,    a.    &   n.     Neighbor, 

neighbour. 
neigh'bord^,  pp.    Neighbored. 
neighd^,  pp.     Neighed. 
neis»,  n.    Gneiss. 
neP,  V.  &  n.    Knell. 
nelt",  imp.  &  pp.    Knelt. 
nem'a-lln^,  a.     Nemaline. 
nem^a-to-scoFI-cin",   a.      Nemato- 

scoliciae. 
ne-mer'tln*,  a.  &  n.    Nemertine. 
nem^o-rhae'din^,  a.     Nemorhaedine. 
neiii"o-ric'o-lIn*,  a.     Nemoricoline. 
ne"o-iiior'phlii",  a.  &  n.     Neomor- 

phine. 


nerv 
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76 


nerv'*",  v.  &  n.     Nerve. 
nervd'*",  pp.  &  a.    Nerved. 
ner'vin*,  a.  &  n.    Nervine. 
nes'tP,  vt.  &  vi.    Nestle. 
nes'tld%  pp.    Nestled. 
Bet»,  a.    Nett. 
net'tP,  V.  &  n.    Nettle. 
neu'tral-lze^*»,  vt.    Neutralise. 
nev'ew'',  n.    Nephew. 
newTan'gld^,  a.    Newfangled. 
new"«'fash'Iond<',  a.    Newsfashioned. 
nex'I-bP,  a.    Nexible. 
nibd",  pp.    Nibbed. 
nlb'l',  V.  &  n.    Nibble. 
nlb'ld",  pp.    Nibbled. 
nick'eld^,  pp.  &  a.  Nickeled,  nickelled. 
iilckt'*8,  pp.    Nicked. 
iilck'naine"a-bP,  a.    Nicknameable. 
nlc'nac^,  n.    ICnickknack. 
nl-cot'l-dln",  n,     Nicotidine. 
nlfe",  V.  &  n.    Knife. 
nlgd^,  a.    Nigged. 
nlg'F,  V.  &  n.    Niggle. 
nlg'ld'',  pp.    Niggled. 
nimd",  a.    Nimbed. 
nim'bl',  V.  &  a.    Nimble. 
nlm'bl-ness'',  n.    Nimbleness. 
nlp'F,  V.  &  n.    Nipple. 
nlp'ld'^,  pp.    Nippled. 
nipt",  pp.    Nipped. 
nit",  vt.  &  vi.    Knit. 
nl'ter^*",  v.  &  n.    Nitre. 
nl-tram'1-dln",  n.    Nitramidine. 
nl'tra-tln",  n.    Nitratine. 
ni'trl-fPa-bP,  a.     Nitrifiable. 
nit 'ting",  n.    Knitting. 
nob",  V.  &  n.    Knob. 
nobd",  pp.    Nobbed. 
nocli%  V.  &  n.    Notch. 
nocht',  pp.    Notched. 
nock*,  V.  &  n.    Knock. 
nock'er",  n.    Knocker. 
nock'lng",  n.    Knocking. 
noc-tU'l-o-nln",  n.    Noctilionine. 


nod'l,  V.  &  n.     Noddle. 
no"do-sa'rln",  a.  &  n.     Nodosarine. 
noi'sum",  a.     Noisome. 
noli",  V.  &  n.    Knoll. 
nome",  n.     Gnome. 
no'nien-cla"tiv'»,  a.    Nomenclative. 
no'mic»,  a.     Gnomic. 
I  nom'i-na-bP,  a.     Nominable. 
nom'i-na-tlV*",  a.  &  n.  Nominative. 
nom'l-na-tlv-ly",  adv.  Nominatively. 
no'mon"f  n.    Gnomon. 
non''«a-nial'ga-ma-bF,    a.        Non« 

amalgamable. 
non''«sap-por'tlon-a-bF,  a.    Non=ap- 

portionable. 
non"(sap-pos'a-bl^,  a.  Non=apposable. 
non"*ar'bi-tra-bl^,  a.     Non^arbitra- 

ble. 
non''isas-sess'a-bl^,   a.      Non=assess- 

able. 
non"*co-ag'u-la-bF,  a.    Non=coagu- 

lable. 
non"*co-er'clv^*",  a.    Non*coercive. 
non"*cog'nl-tlv",  a.   Non=cognitive. 
non"scol-lap'sl-[or  a-]bF,  a.     Non* 

collapsible,  non^collapsable. 
non"*com-men'su-ra-bP,  a.     Non« 

commensm-able. 
non''xconi'nion-a-bF,  a.    Non*com- 

monable. 
non^tfcom-mu'ta-tlv",  a.    Non*com- 

mutative. 
non"*coni-pet'l-tlv^*",  a.    Non^com- 

petitive. 
non"*con-dens'l-bl',a.  Non*condens- 

ible. 
non"*con-duc'tlv",  a.     Non^conduc- 

tive. 
non^#con-no'ta-tlv",  a.    Non-conno- 

tative. 
non^^con-sec'u-tlv'*",  a.     Non^con- 

secutive. 
non"*con-ser'va-tlv^*",  a.    Non^con- 

servative. 


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non«productiv 


non"«coii-struc'tlv^**,  a.     Non=con- 

structive. 
noii"*cor-ro'dI-bF,    a.       Nonscorro 

dible. 
nonsicor-ros'lv^*",  a.    Non*corrosive. 
non"*crys'tal-liii,    -Ine*,    a.      Non* 

crystalline. 
non"s!Cu'mu-la-tiv'",   o.      Non=cu- 

mulative. 
non"*del'e-ga-bP,  a.   Non*delegable. 
non"ssde-prest'^*^,  a.   Non=depressed. 
non"s!de-squain'a-tiv^,  a.     Non=de- 

squamative. 
non^sde-vd'op-a-W,  a.    Non=devel- 

opable. 
noii"ssdl-lat'a-bP,  a.     Non*dilatable. 
iion"sdu'ti-a-bF,  a.    Non=dutiable. 
noii"*eat'a-bF,  a.     Non=eatable. 
non"sed'l-bF,  a.     Non^edible. 
non"*ef-fec'tiv'**,  a.    Non=effective. 
non"s!eiii-fat'ic^,  a.     Nonsemphatic. 
non-en 'tl-ta"tiv^,  a.     Nonentitative. 
non-en'tl-tiv«,  a.     Nonentitive. 
non"*ex-com-niu'nI-ca-bF,  a.  Non* 

excommunicable. 
non"sex-cu'za-bP,  a.  Non=excu8able. 
non"sex-ec'u-tlv^**,  a.     Non-execu- 
tive. 
non"ssex-pan's!v^*",  a.      Non=expan- 

sive. 
non"*ex-pan'siv-ly«,   adv.      Non*ex- 

pansively. 
non"*ex-plo'slv^*»,  a.   Non-explosive. 
non"»ex-ten'sil«,  o.    Non=extensile. 
non"ssex-ten'siv''**,  a.  Non*extensive. 
non*feb'rll^*«,  nons>feb'rile»,  a.  Non= 

febrile. 
non^sfe-nom'e-naP,  a.  Non^phenom- 

enal. 
non«fer-ment'a-[or  l-jbl'",  a.     Non* 

fermentable,  non^fermentible. 
non*fis'sll*'*«,  non#fis'slle»,  a.     Non= 

fissile. 
non^fo-net'lc^,  a.    Non*phonetic. 


non#for'felt-a-bl%  a.  Nonforfeit- 
able. 

nonofreez'a-bl',  a.    Non*freezable. 

nons*fund'a-bF,  a.    Non*fundable. 

non«fun'gi-bP,  a.  &  n.  Non^fungible. 

nonsihos'til,  -lle^,  a.   Non^hostile. 

non«Ig-nlt'i-[or  a-]bP,  a.  Non^ignit- 
ible,  non^ignitable. 

nonsim'l-ta-tlV*',  a.  Non=iniitative. 

non"#in-duc'tiv",  a.    Non=inductive. 

non«in-flani'nia-bP,  a.  Non-inflam- 
mable. 

non#ln'te-gra-bl<',  a.  Non^integrable. 

nonssir'rl-ga-W,  a.    Non*irrigable. 

non«lr'rl-ta-bF,  a.   Non=irritable. 

non«mag'ne-tiz"[or  -Is^Ja-bP,  a. 
Non-magnetizable,  non*magnetis- 
able. 

nons:niar'riage-a-bF,  a.  Nonsmar- 
riageable. 

non«mis'ci-bl',  a,  Non^miscible. 

nonomo'bil,  -lie",  a.  Non=mobile. 

nonsna'tlV*'',  a.  Non=native. 

non«nav'i-ga-bF,  a.    Non=navigabIe. 

non:sne-go'ti-a-bF,  a.  Non=negoti- 
able. 

non*nu'trl-tlv^**,  a.   Non^nutritive. 

nons*os'cin",  a.  &  n.    Non^oscine. 

non«pas'ser-ln»,  a.  &  n.  Non=pas- 
serine. 

nonstpeakt'^,  a.    Non»peaked. 

non«per'me-a-bP,  o.  Non*permeable. 

non'plust^,  pp.  Nonplused,  non- 
plussed. 

nons»po'lar-lz''[or  -Is^Ja-bP,  a.  Non= 
polarizable,   non'i)olarisable. 

nonspos'l-tiv*",  a.    Non-positive. 

non*pre-hen'slP",  non*pre-hen'- 
slle*,  a.     Non=prehensile. 

non*prlni'I-tlv*'*»,  a.    Non*primitive. 

non«prin'cI-pld^,  pa.  Non*principled. 

nonasprob'a-bP,  a.    Non-probable. 

non*pro-duc'tlv''*^,  a.  non-produc- 
tive. 


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78 


nonspro-duc'tlv-ness*"**,   n.      Non* 

productiveness. 
non*pro-fest"'*«,  pa.    Non*professed. 
nontfpro-gres'siV*",  a.    Non=progres- 

sive. 
non^pro-trac'tiP,     a.    Nonsprotrac- 

tile. 
non*pu-tres'ci-bF,  a.     Non^putres- 

cible. 
noii*re-celt'*',  n.     Nonsreceipt. 
nonjsrel'a-tlv*"**,  a.  &  n.    Non*rela- 

tive. 
nonssre-pay'a-bl'',  a.    Non*repayable. 
non*rep"re-sen'ta-tiv^*',   a.      Non= 

representative. 
non#re"pro-duc'tiv'*",   a.      Non=re- 

productive. 
non«re-spect'a-bF,  a.    Non^respect- 

able. 
non«re-splr  a-bF,  a.   Non=^respirable. 
non^re-trac'til,  -ile*,  a.   Non-retrac- 

tUe. 
non«re-turn'a-bF,   a.      Non=retum- 

able. 
non^re-ver'sl-bl*",  a.    Non«reversible. 
nons(sac'cha-rin,    -lne»,    a.       Non= 

saccharine. 
nonsssen'si-bF,  a.    Non=sensible. 
non*sen'sl-tlV*»,  a.   Non^sensitive. 
non"*sub-inls'slv*'**,  a.  Non*submis- 

sive. 
noost^,  pp.    Noosed. 
nop",  n.     Knop. 
nor'den-sklSl-diii",  n.    Nordenskiol- 

dine. 
nor'ma-ti?",  a.    Normative. 
nor'ma-tlv-ly,  adv.    Normatively. 
nos'tlc^,  a.  &  n.     Gnostic. 
not",  V.  &  n.    Knot. 
no'ta-bP,  a.  &  n.    Notable. 
no'ta-bl-ness^,  n.    Notableness. 
notcht",  a.    Notched. 


no'tlce-a-bF,  a.    Noticeable. 
no'ti-fl^a-bP,  a.    Notifiable. 
no'tls",  V.  &  n.    Notice. 
no'tlst",  pp.    Noticed. 
nour'tsht",  pp.    Nourished. 
not'tlng",  n.    Knotting. 
no-va'tlv»,  a.    Novative. 
nov'ls",  a.  &  n.     Novice. 
noz'l',  V.  &  n.    Nozzle. 
nu'bil'*%  -lies  a.  Nubile. 
nuck'le",  v.  &  n.     Knuckle. 
nu'cle-o-lin»,  n.     Nucleoline. 
nuP*%  v.y  a.  &  n.    Null. 
nuld",  pp.    Nulled. 
num",  V.  &  a.     Numb. 
num'berd",  pp.     Numbered. 
numd",  pp.     Numbed. 
nu-me'ni-in",  a.  &  n.     Numeniine. 
nn'mer-a-bF,  a.    Numerable. 
nu'mer-a-bl-ness'',  n.     Numerable- 


nu'nier-a"tlv",  a.  &  n.     Numerative. 
num'skul"*",  n.     Numskull. 
nun'ci-a"tlv",  a.     Nunciative. 
nun'cu-pa"tiv",  a.     Nuncupative. 
nund",  pp.     Nunned. 
nur'ish'*,  vt.  &  vi.     Nourish. 
nur'tsh-a-bP,  a.    Nourishable. 
nur'lshf,  pp.    Nourished. 
nurl",  V.  &  n.    Knurl. 
nurld",  a.    Knurld. 
nurst",  pp.    Nursed. 
nu'trl-tlv^*",  a.  &  n.    Nutritive. 
nuz'F,  V.  &  n.     Nuzzle. 
nyc'ta-gin",  n.     Nyctagine. 
nyc-tlb'i-ln",  a.  &  n.     Nyctibiine. 
nyc^tl-ce'bln",  a.  &.n.    Nycticebine. 
nyc"tl-or'nl-tbln",  a.  &  n.    Nyctior- 

nithine. 
nyc^tl-plth'e-cln",  a.  &  n.     Nycti- 

pithecine. 
nymf •'*'',  n.    Nymph. 


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noiuproductiyness 
omnirepresentatiyness 


O 


card*"*",  a.    Oared. 
o-bey'a-W,  a.    Obeyable, 
o-beyd'«,  pp.    Obeyed. 
ob-ject'a-bP,  a.    Objectable. 
ob-Jec'ta-tIv«,  a.     Objectative. 
ob-jec'tlon-a-W,  a.    Objectionable. 
ob-jec'tlv*"*^,  a.  &  n.    Objective. 
ob-jec'tiv-ly",  adv.     Objectively. 
ob-jur'ga-tiv«,  a.    Objurgative. 
ob-jur'ga-tlv-ly*,  adv.  Objurgatively. 
ob'li-ga-bP,  a.   Obligable. 
ob'll-ga"tiv«,  a.     Obligative. 
ob'll-ga"tIv-ness*,  n.  Obligativeness. 
ob-lit'eF-a^tlV,  a.    Obliterative. 
ob-serv'^*^,  vt.  &  vi.     Observe. 
ob-serv'a-bl^,  a.     Observable. 
ob-serv'a-bl-ness',  n.      Observable- 


ob-ser'va-tiv»,  a.    Observative. 
ob-servd'^*8,  pp.    Observed. 
ob-ses'siv*,  a.    Obsessive. 
ob-sest'^,  pp.    Obsessed. 
ob'sta-cF,  a.  &  n.    Obstacle. 
ob-struc'tlv^,  a.  &  n.     Obstructive. 
ob-struc'tiv-ly^,  adv.    Obstructively. 
ob-struc'tlv-ness^,  n.     Obstructive- 


ob-tain'a-bP,  a.    Obtainable. 
ob-taind '*"*«,  pp.    Obtained. 
ob-tru'slv^*«,  a.    Obtrusive. 
ob-tru'slv-ly*,  adv.    Obtrusively. 
ob-tru'stv-ness«,  n.     Obtrusiveness. 
ob'vo-lu"tIv8,  a.     Obvolutive. 
oc-ca'sIon-a-bP,  a.     Occasionable. 
oc-ca'slond*,  pp.    Occasioned. 
oc-clu'slv^,  a.    Occlusive. 
oc'cu-pa"tlv«,  a.     Occupative. 
oc'cu-pPa-bP,  a.     Occupiable. 
oc-curd'*'*«,  pp.     Occurred. 
o^ce-an'l-tln»,  a.  &  n.    Oceanitine. 
o-cher",  «.,  a.  &  n.    Ochre. 


oc''to-co-ral1In",  a.  &  n.    Octocoral- 

line. 
oc"to-don'tIn»,  a.  &  n.    Octodontine. 
oc"to-syl'Ia-bl'",  a.  Octosyllable. 
od^'^S  a.  &  n.    Odd. 
od'a-cin',  a.  &  n.    Odacine. 
o'dl-us^,  a.    Odious. 
o''don-toph'o-rlii»,  a.  Odontophorine. 
o'dor^,  n.    Odor,  odour. 
o'dor-us«,  a.     Odorous. 
offend 'a-bF,  a.    Offendable. 
of-fense'*'*«,  n.     Offence. 
of-feii'slv'**^,  a.  &  n.     Offensive. 
of-fen'slv-ly«,  adv.     Offensively. 
of-fen'slv-ness«,  n.    Oflfensiveness. 
of 'fer-a-bP,  a.     Oflferable. 
of 'ferd'p*^^  pp^     Offered. 
of'fisS  n.    Office. 
o-fid'l-an^,  a.  &  n.    Ophidian. 
of-thal'ml-a^,  n.     Ophthalmia. 
of-thal'mlc^,  a.     Ophthalmic. 
of- thai 'my  p,  n.     Ophthalmy. 
o'ger''*^,  n.     Ogre. 
olld«,  pp.     Oiled. 
old'«fash''loii-a-bl'',  a.    01d=fashion- 

able. 
oI-fact'i-[or    a-]bl%    a.       Olfactible, 

olf  actable. 
ol-fac'tlv»,  a.     Olf  active. 
ol'i-go-syr'la-bF,  n.    Oligosyllable. 
ol'lv«'*S  a.  &  n.     OHve. 
ol'lv-ness^,  n.    OHveness. 
om'bers,  n.     Ombre. 
om'e-Iet^,  n. '  Omelette. 
o'mend",  a.     Omened. 
o-mts'si-bP,  a.     Omissible. 
o-mIs'siv«,  a.     Omissive. 
om''nl-rep''re-sen'ta-tlv*,  a.    Omni- 

representative. 
om''nl-rep"re-sen'ta-tIv-ness",      n. 

Omnirepresentativeness. 


omnispectiv 
parallelabl 


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om^nl-spec'tlv*,  a.    Omnispective. 
om'pha-cln^,  a.    Omphacine. 
onse",  a.,  n.  &  adv.    Once. 
ooz',  V.  &  n.    Ooze. 
oozd^*',  pp.    Oozed. 
o'pal-ln",  a.  &  n.    Opaline. 
o^peU'SL'hl^t  a.    Openable. 
o'pend*'*^,  pp.    Opened. 
op'er-at"a-bP,  a.    Operatable. 
op^er-a^tlv",  a.  &  n.    Operative. 
op'er-a"tlv-ly",  adv.    Operatively. 
op'er-a"tlv-nes8'',  n.    Operativeness. 
o-pln'I-a"tlv^,  a.    Opiniative. 
o-pln'lon-a-bF,  a.    Opinionable. 
o-pin'Ion-a"tIv'',  a.    Opinionative. 
o-pIii'Ioii-a"tlv-ly',  adv.     Opiniona- 

tively. 
o-pln'lon-a^tlv-ness",  n.     Opiniona- 

tiveness. 
op^Is-tlioc'o-inin',   n.      Opisthoco- 

mine. 
op-pos'a-bP,  a.    Opposable. 
op'po-slf**,  a.  &  n.    Opposite. 
op-po8'l-tlv»,  a.    Oppositive. 
op-pos'l-tlv-ly",  adv.    Oppositively. 
op-pos'i-tiv-ness^,  n.  Oppositiveness. 
op'po-slt-ly*,  adv.    Oppositely. 
op'po-sit-ness^,  n.    Oppositeness. 
op-pres'8lv'*«,  a.    Oppressive. 
op-pres'slv-ly'',  ado.    Oppressively. 
op-pres'slv-ness",  n.  Oppressiveness. 
op-prest"",  o.     Oppressed. 
op'ta-tlv*'*",  a.  &  n.    Optative. 
op'ta-tIv-ly»,  adv.    Optatively. 
or'a-cP,  n.    Oracle. 
orbd'*",  pa.    Orbed. 
or-daln'a-bP,  a.    Ordainable. 
or-dalnd'B,  pp.    Ordained. 
or'der-a-bl',  a.    Orderable. 
or'derd*"*",  pp.    Ordered. 
or'dl-na^tlv'',  n.    Ordinative. 
o-rec'tlv",  a.    Orective. 
o"re-o-pha'sln",  a.  &  n.  Oreophasine. 
o"re-ot'ra-glii*,  o.    Oreotragine. 


or'faQ*'*^,  v.,  a.  &  n.     Orphan. 
or'gaii-Iz"[or  -Is^la-W,  a.    Organiz- 

able,  organisable. 
or'gan-izei',  vt.  &  vi.    Organise. 
or'gan-zin^,  v.  &  n.    Organzine. 
or'l-fls«,  n.     Orifice. 
o-rig'i-na-bF,  a.   Originable. 
o-rig'1-na-tlv^,  a.     Originative. 
o-rig'i-na-tiv-ly^,  adv.  Originatively. 
or"na-men'ta-tiv»,  a.     Ornamenta- 

tive. 
or'phand^,  pp.    Orphaned. 
or'tho-graP,  n.     Orthograph. 
or-thog'ra-fer^,  n.     Orthographer. 
or"tho-graf'Ic^,  a.     Orthographic. 
or-thog'ra-fy^,  n.    Orthography. 
or"tho-pe'dlc«»,  a.    Orthopaedic. 
or'tlv^,  a.     Ortive. 
os'cil-la"tlvS  a.     Oscillative. 
os'cil-la"tlv-ly«,  adv.    Oscillatively. 
os'cln^,  a.  &  n.     Oscine. 
os-ten'si-bP,  a.    Ostensible. 
os-ten'si-bl-ness^,  n.  Ostensibleness. 
os-ten'slv%  a.    Ostensive. 
os-ten'slv-ly*,  adv.    Ostensively. 
os'tra-cln^,  a.  &  n.     Ostracine. 
os'tra-ciz"a-bF,  a.     Ostracizable. 
os'tra-clze^*»,  vt.    Ostracise. 
o-tar'i-in^,   o'ta-rln",  a.      Otariine, 

otarine. 
our-selvs'*,  pron.  pi.    Ourselves. 
out-Uv'*",  vt.  &  vi.    OutUve. 
out-spred'^*8,  vt.  &  vi.    Outspread. 
out-strech"",  vt.    Outstretch. 
out-strecht'^*»,  pp.    Outstretched. 
out-stript'«,  pp.     Outstripped.' 
out-walkt""*",  pp.    Outwalked. 
ov'ends,  a.     Ovened. 
o"ver-aw'^,  vt.    Overawe. 
o"ver-awd'^*»,  pp.    Overawed. 
o"ver-coin'a-bF,  a.    Overcomable. 
o'ver-hed"",  a.  &  adv.    Overhead. 
o"ver-lapt'«,  pp.     Overlapped. 
o'ver-leapt"»,  pp.    Overleaped. 


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o^ver-lookt'^,  pp.    Overlooked. 
o^ver-past'*"*^,  pp.     Overpassed. 
o"ver-spred'^**,  vt.     Overspread. 
o"ver-stralnd'«,  pp.     Overstrained. 
o"ver-turn'a-bF,  a.     Overturnable. 
o"ver-whelmd'^,  pp.     Overwhelmed. 
o"vl-bo'vIii«,  a.  &  n.     Ovibovine. 
o'vll»,  a.    Ovile. 
o'vin*,  a.    Ovine. 
o'vu-lln*,  a.     Ovuline. 
ow'',  vl.  &  vi.    Owe. 


owd''*8,  pp.    Owed. 
ownd^*«,  pp.    Owned. 
os'ld*",  n.    Oxide. 
ox't-da-bP,  a.    Oxidable. 
ox'l-da"tlv*,  a.    Oxidative. 
ox'l-dlz"[or  -dis"]a-bl%  a.      Oxidiz- 

able,  oxidisable. 
ox'y-gen-lz"[or  -Is"]a-bP,a.  Oxygen- 

izable,  oxygenisable. 
ox"y-sul'fld»,  n.    Oxysulfide. 


pa'ca-bP,  a.    Pacable. 
pacb"*,  V.  &  n.     Patch. 
pach'a-bF,  a.     Patchable. 
pachf,  pp.     Patched. 
pach"y-ceph'a-llii',  a.  &  n.    Pachy- 

cephaline. 
pac"I-fl'a-bP,  a.     Pacifiable. 
pack'a-bF,  a.     Packable. 
packt''*^,  pp.    Packed. 
pack'thred"'**,  n.     Packthread. 
pad'doc^,  V.  &  n.     Paddock. 
pad'lS  V.  &  n.     Paddle. 
pad 'Id'',  pp.     Paddled. 
pad'lockt*"",  pp.     Padlocked. 
palnd*"",  pa.     Pained. 
palrd''*»,  pa.     Paired. 
pal'at-a-bF,  a.     Palatable. 
pal'at-a-bl-ness^,  n.     Palatableness. 
pal'a-tliip*8,  -Ine*",  a.  &  n.    Palatine. 
pald»,  pp.     Palled. 
pa"le-og'ra-fy^,  n.     Paleography. 
pa"le-o-llth'lc«,  a.  &  n.    Palseohthic. 
pa"le-oii-tol'o-gy8,  n.    Palaeontology. 
Pa"le-o-zo'lc^,  a.  &  n.     Palaeozoic. 
palld'',  pp.     Palled. 
pal'll-a-tlv''*%  a.  &  n.     Palliative. 
pal'li-a-tlv-Iy*,  adv.     Palliatively. 
palmd^",  a.     Palmed. 
paFpa-bP,  a.     Palpable. 
pal'pa-bl-ness'*,  n.    Palpableness. 


paPpa-cP,  n.    Palpacle. 
pal'terd^*8,  pp.     Paltered. 
paPu-din",  a.     Paludine. 
pa-lus'trln",  a.     Palustrine. 
paiii'flet*'*^,  n.    Pamphlet. 
pam'perd''*^,  pp.     Pampered. 
pand»,  pp.     Panned. 
pan'co-Iln^,  n.    Pancoline. 
pan'derd''*^,  pp.     Pandered. 
pan'eld'"*^,  pp.    Paneled,  panelled. 
pan'l-cP,  n.    Panicle. 
pan'i-cld%  a.     Panicled. 
pan'ther-in»,  a.     Pantherine. 
pan'to-graF,  n.    Pantograph. 
pa'pa-bP,  a.     Papable. 
pa'perd^f*,  pp.    Papered. 
papt",  pp.    Papped. 
par'a-bP,  v.  &  n.     Parable. 
par"a-caPca-rln«,  a.     Paracalcarine. 
par"a-fer-na'li-a'',  n.  pi.    Parapher- 

naUa. 
par'af-fln»,  v.  &  n.     Paraffine. 
par'a-fras"a-bP,  a.     Paraphrasable. 
par'a-frase^*»,  v.  &  n.    Paraphrase. 
par'a-frast^,  n.     Paraphrast. 
par'a-gond»,  pp.     Paragoned. 
par'a-graf*",  v.  &  n.     Paragraph. 
par'a-graf-er»,  n.     Paragrapher. 
par'a-graff*^,  pp.     Paragraphed. 
par'al-ler'a-bP,  a.     Parallelable. 


paraleld 
permlssivly 

par'a-leld*"*',  pp.     Paralleled,  paral- 

leUed. 
par'a-lyze",  vl.     Paralyse. 
par"a-naph'tha-lln^,  n.     Paranaph- 

thaline. 
par'a-nymf,  n.   Paranymph. 
pa-ras'ti-cin*,  a.  &  n.     Parasticine. 
par'boild*'*^,  pp.     Parboiled. 
par'celd^*^,  pp.     Parceled,  parcelled. 
parchtp*^,  pp.     Parched, 
pard'ln*,  a.     Pardine. 
par'don-a-bF,  a.     Pardonable. 
par'don-a-bl-ness^,  n.    Pardonable- 

ness. 
par'dond''*^,  pp.    Pardoned. 
parkes'in",  n.     Parkesine. 
parkt",  pp.    Parked. 
par'ta-menf,  n.     Parliament. 
par'leyd^"^  pp^     Parleyed. 
par'lor»,  n.     Parlor,  parlour. 
par'ly8,  v.  &  n.     Parley. 
par'o-di-a-bP,  a.    Parodiable. 
pars'a-bF,  a.     Parsable. 
par''si-mo'iii-us",  a.    Parsimonious. 
pars'Iy^,  n.     Parsley. 
par'sond^,  a.     Parsoned. 
parsf**,  pp.     Parsed. 
part'i-[or  a-lbP,  a.  Partible,  partable. 
par-tak'a-bF,  a.    Partakable.  ^ 
par"the-no-gen'l-tlv*,  a.    Partheno- 

genitive. 
par-tic'l-pa-bl^,  a.    Participable. 
par-tlc'i-pa"tlv«,  a.    Participative. 
par-tic'l-pa'^tlv-ly,  adv.     Participa- 

tively. 
par'ti-ci-pP,  n.     Participle. 
par'tl-cP,  n.     Particle. 
par-ti'tiond»,  pp.     Partitioned. 
par'tl-tlv''*'',  a.  &  n.     Partitive. 
par'ti-tlv-ly8,  adv.     Partitively. 
par'tl-zan",  a.  &  n.    Partisan. 
part'nerd",  pp.    Partnered. 
par-tu'rl-tlv»,  a.    Parturitive. 
pas",  V.  &  n.    Pass. 


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pas'ci-bF,  a.     Pascible. 
pass'a-bF,  a.    Passable. 
pass'a-bl-nes8^,  n.     Passableness. 
pas'ser-iii»,  a.  &  n.     Passerine. 
pas'si-bP,  a.     Passible. 
pas'si-bl-ness>',  n.     Passibleness. 
pas'sW*^,  a.  &  n.     Passive. 
pas'siv-ly«,  adv.     Passively. 
pas'siv-ness^,  n.     Passiveness. 


past' 


pp. 


Passed. 


pas'tur-a-bF,  a.     Pasturable. 
patcht",  pp.     Patched. 
pat'ent-a-bF,  a.    Patentable. 
pa-trold'^*«,  pp.     Patrolled. 
pat'ro-nlz"[or  -nls"]a-bF,  a.     Patro- 

nizable. 
pat'ron-ize^,  vt.    Patronise. 
pat'ta-bF,  a.    Pattable. 
pat'terd^,  pp.    Pattered. 
pat'tern-a-bP,  a.     Patternable. 
pat'ternd^**,  pp.     Patterned. 
Paul 'In*,  a.    Pauline. 
pa-vil'iond^**,  pp.    Pavilioned. 
pawd*"**,  a.    Pawed. 
pawn'a-bP,  a.    Pawnable. 
pawnd^**,  pp.    Pawned. 
pay'a-bF,  a.     Payable. 
peace 'a-bP,  a.    Peaceable. 
peace'a-bl-ness'',  n.    Peaceableness. 
peachf**,  pp.    Peached. 
peakt*,  a.     Peaked. 
peaW**,  pp.     Pealed. 
peas*",  n.  sing.  &  pi.     Pease. 
peb'F,  V.  &  n.    Pebble. 
peb'rin",  n.    Pebrine. 
pec'ca-bP,  a.    Peccable. 
peckt^*8,  pp.    Pecked. 
ped'F,  Vt.  &  vi.     Peddle. 
ped'W,  pp.     Peddled. 
ped'ler**,  n.     Peddler. 
ped'a-gog*"*",  V.  &  n.    Pedagogue. 
pe-dlc'u-lin",  a.    Pediculine. 
ped'o-mo"tlv»,  n.    Pedomotive. 
pe"do-bap'tlst»,  n.    Paedobaptist. 


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pe-dun'cl*",  n.     Peduncle. 
peeld*'*8,  a.     Peeled. 
peept''*^,  pp.     Peeped. 
peerd''*^,  pp.     Peered. 
pegd*'*«,  a.    Pegged. 
pe'jo-ra"tlv«,  a.     Pejorative. 
pe'jo-ra"tlv-ly*,  adv.     Pejoratively. 
peF,  n.     Pell. 
pel'Il-cl%  n.     Pellicle. 
pel"*mel"",  adv.     Pell=mell, 
peI-tig'er-lD«,  a.     Peltigerine. 
pen'cild^*^,  a.     Pencilled,  penciled. 
pend'"*8,  pp.     Penned. 
pen-den 'tiv«,  n.     Pendentive. 
pen'di-cP,  n.     Pendicle. 
pen'du-lin^,  a.  &  n.     Penduline. 
pe-ner'o-pUn^,  a.     Peneropline. 
pen'e-tra-bF,  a.     Penetrable. 
pen'e-tra-bl-ness^,   n.      Penetrable- 

ness. 
pen^e-tra^tlV**,  a.     Penetrative. 
pen'e-tra"tlv-ly«,  adv.  Penetratively. 
pen'e-tra"tlv-ness«,  n.     Penetrative- 


pense*",  n.  pi.     Pence. 
pen-sic 'u-la-tlv*,  a.     Pensiculative. 
pen'sil*"**,  -ile^*«,  a.     Pensile. 
pen'sion-a-bl.^,  a.     Pensionable. 
pen'siond^*^,  pp.     Pensioned. 
pen'siv*"**,  a.     Pensive. 
pen-tac'tin«,  n.     Pentactine. 
pe'ple*",  V.  &  n.    People. 
pep'perd*'*^,  pp.     Peppered. 
per-celv'^,  vt.    Perceive. 
per-celv'a-bP,  a.     Perceivable. 
per-eeivd'^*«,  pp.     Perceived. 
per-cen'tU",  a.     Percentile. 
per-cep'tl-bF,  a.     Perceptible. 
per-eep'tl-bl-ness^,  n.     Perceptible- 
nefis. 


per-eep'tlvP*«,  a.     Perceptive. 
per-cep'tlv-ly",  adv.     Perceptively. 
per-cep'tiv-ness",  n.   Perceptiveness. 
pereht^*%  a.     Perched. 


paraleld 
permissivly 

per'co-Ia"tiv*,  a.     Percolative. 
per-cus'slv*,  a.  &  n.     Percussive. 
per-cus'slv-ly*,  adv.     Percussively. 
per-eus'slv-ness«,  n.    Percussiveness. 
per-cust'«,  pp.    Percussed. 
per'du-ra-bP,  a.     Perdurable. 
pet'du-ra-bl-ness*",  n.     Perdurable- 


per'e-grln*,  a.     Peregrine. 
per-fect'l-bF,  a.     Perfectible. 
per-fec'tlv^*^,  a.     Perfective, 
per-fee'tiv-ly»,  adv.     Perfectively. 
per-fec'tlv-ness^,  n.     Perfectiveness. 
per'fo-ra-bP,  a.     Perforable. 
per'fo-ra"ttv^*»,  a.     Perforative. 
per-form'a-bF,  a.     Performable. 
per-formd '*'*»,  pp.     Performed. 
per-fu'slv*,  a.     Perfusive. 
pe-rlf'er-y^*",  n.     Periphery. 
per'i-frase^,  vt.  &  vi.     Periphrase. 
per^i-fras'tlC,  a.     Periphrastic. 
per"i-gour'dln«,  n.     Perigourdine. 
per"l-jour'dln^,  n.     Perijourdine. 
per'Ud***^,  pp.     Perilled,  periled. 
per'i-og^*«,  n.     Periogue. 
per'Ish-a-bP,  a.     Perishable. 
pet'Ish-a-bl-ness*",  n.  Perishableness. 
per'Isht''*^,  pa.     Perished. 
per"i-u'ter-ln»,  a.     Periuterine. 
per'l-wlgd*'*«,  pp.     Periwigged. 
per'l-wln"kl^,  n.    Periwinkle. 
perkt^*",  pp.    Perked. 
perl',  v.,  a.  &  n.    Pearl. 
per'lin",  a.     Perline. 
per'me-a-bP,  a.    Permeable. 
per'me-a-bl-ness'*,    n.       Permeable- 


per'me-a-tiv*,  a.  Permeative. 
per-mls'cl-bP,  a.  Permiscible. 
per-mis'sI-bF,  a.  Permissible. 
per-mls'sl-bl-ness^,  n.     Permissible- 

ness. 
per- mis 'si  v*"**,  a.     Permissive. 
per-mis'slv-ly*,  adv.    Permissively. 


permlsslvness 
plunimer 


per-mis'siv-ness^,  n.  Permissiveness. 
per-mut'a-bP,  a.     Permutable. 
per-mufa-bl-ness*",  n.    Permutable- 


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per'nln*,  a.     Pernine. 
per-ox'l-dlz"a-bF,  a.    Peroxidizable. 
per'pe-tra-bF,  a.     Perpetrable. 
per-pet'u-a-bP,  a.     Perpetuable. 
per-plex'a-bP,  a.     Perplexable. 
per-plext'^**,  jpa.     Perplexed. 
per'Qui-sit''*»,  n.     Perquisite. 
per'ro-tln«,  n.     Perrotine. 
per'se-cu"tiv^,  a.     Persecutive. 
per'se-cu"tiv-ness«,  n.    Persecutive- 


per-sls'tiv«,  a.     Persistive. 
per-sls'tlv-ly»,  adv.     Persistively. 
per-sis'tiv-ness*,  n.     Persistiveness. 
per'son-a-bl^,  a.     Personable. 
per'son-a-bl-ness'',  n.      Personable- 


per'son-a-tiv«,  a.    Personative. 
per-soii'l-fl"a-bF,  a.    Personifiable. 
per-soii'i-fl-ca"tlv*,    a.     Personifica- 

tive. 
per-spec'tlv^*^,  a.  &  n.   Perspective. 
per-spec'tlv-ly^,  adv.   Perspeetively. 
per-spIr'a-bP,  a.    Perspirable. 
per-suad'a-bl'',  a.  Persuadable. 
per-suad'a-bl-ness'",  n.  Persuadable- 


per-sua'sI-bP,  a.    Persuasible. 
per-sua'si-bl-ness'',  n.     Persuasible- 

ness. 
per-sua'slV*^,  a.  &  n.  Persuasive. 
per-sua'slv-ly«,  adv.  Persuasively. 
per-sua'slv-ness^,  n.   Persuasiveness. 
per-taind"**,  pp.    Pertained. 
per-turb'a-bl',  a.    Perturbable. 
per-turbd"'*8,  pp.     Perturbed. 
per-va'slv*",  a.   Pervasive. 
per-va'siv-ly*,  adv.  Pervasively. 
per-ver'slv^*»,  a.     Perversive. 
per-vert'I-bl',  a.    Pervertible. 


per-ver'tlv^,  a.     Pervertive. 
pes'ant^,  a.  &  n.    Peasant. 
pes'terd^*^,  pp.    Pestered. 
pes'tP,  v.  &  n.    Pestle. 
pet'ald^,  pp.    Petaled. 
pe-tl'tiond''*«,  pp.    Petitioned. 
pet"rl-fac'tlv^*%  a.     Petrif active. 
pet'rl-fl"a-bF,  a.   Petrifiable. 
Pe'trln^,  a.     Petrine. 
pet'ty^,  a.    Petit. 
pez'anf,  a.  &  n.     Peasant. 
pez'ant-ry*",  n.     Peasantry. 
phac"o-che'[or  chce']rln«,  a.    Phaco- 

cherin,  phacochoerin. 
phse"o-cys'tln«,  a.     Phseocystine. 
phas-cog'a-Iin^,  a.  &  n.  Phascogaline. 
phas"co-larc'tln«,  a.  &  n.  Phascolarc- 

tine. 
pha'si-a-nin»,  a.  &  n.  Phasianine. 
phe'nix^,  n.     Phoenix. 
phe"no-crys'tal-liii«,  a.    Phenocrys- 

talline. 
phe-nom'e-non^,  n.   Phenomenon. 
phe"no-saf'rI-nln*,  n.       Phenosafri- 

nine. 
Phl-lls'tlnS  a.  &  n.  Philistine. 
phiF'o-gen'i-tiv^,  a.   Philogenitive. 
phU"o-pro-gen'i-tiv*,  a.  Philoprogen- 
itive. 
phil"o-pro-gen'l-tiv-ness^,  n.  Philo- 

progenitiveness. 
phce"ni-coph'a-lin»,  a.  &  n.    Phoeni- 

cophaline. 
phGe"ni-coph'i-lin»,  o.  &  n.    PhcEni- 

cophiline. 
phyl'lo-rhtn^,    phyl"lo-rhl'nin',   a. 

&  n.    Phyllorhine,  phyllorhinine. 
phyl-Ios'co-pin»,  a.    Phylloscopine. 
phyr'lo-stom'a-tin",  a.  &  n.  Phyllo- 

stomatine. 
phyl-los'to-min^,  a.  &  n.    Phyllosto- 

mine. 
pich^,  v.  &  n.    Pitch. 
plch'er*",  n.    Pitcher. 


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permissivness 
plummer 


plchf**,  pa.     Pitched. 
pich'y**,  a.     Pitchy. 
pick'a-bF,  a.     Pickable. 
pIck'P,  V.  &  n.     Pickle. 
plck'ld**,  pp.     Pickled. 
plckt*"**,  po.     Picked. 
plc'nlcf**,  jpp.     Picnicked. 
pIc"ro-car'iiilii«,  n.     Picrocarmine. 
plc'tur-a-bP,  a.     Picturable. 
pic'tur-a-bl-ness^,  n.  Picturableness. 
pl-er'i-dln^,  a.     Pieridine. 
piers t",  'P'p.     Pierced. 
pigd»,  'pp.     Pigged. 
plg'my»,  a.  &  n.    Pygmy. 
plg'no-ra"tlv^,  a.     Pignorative. 
plF*»,  V.  &  n.     Pill. 
pUdS  pp.     Pilled. 
pll'ferd^*S  pp.     Pilfered. 
pil'grimd^,  pp.     Pilgrimed. 
pl'lln%  a.    Piline. 
pU'lage-a-bl*",  a.     Pillageable. 
pil'lardS  a.     Pillared. 
pll'lo^,  V.  &  n.     Pillow. 
pil'lowd*"*^,  pp.     Pillowed. 
pi-mel'o-dln*,  a.  &  n.     Pimelodine. 
plm'pl'',  n.     Pimple. 
pim'pld^,  a.     Pimpled. 
plmpt'"*^,  pp.     Pimped. 
pincht*'*^,  pa.     Pinched. 
plnd*"**,  pp.     Pinned. 
pl-nic'o-lln*,  a.     Pinicoline. 
pin'lond*"**,  a.     Pinioned. 
plnkf**,  pa.     Pinked. 
pin'na-cl'',  v.  &  n.     Pinnacle. 
pln'na-cld^,  pp.    Pinnacled. 
pln'tl'',  n.     Pintle. 
pFo-neerd""*^,  pp.    Pioneered. 
plpt»,  a.     Pipped. 
plsht^**,  pp.     Pished. 
pis'told^,  pp.    Pistoled,  pistolled. 
pitcht^,  pa.     Pitched. 
plthtS  pp.     Pithed. 
pit'I-a-bF,  a.     Pitiable. 
pit'i-a-bl-ness^,  n.    Pitiableness. 


pla'ca-bF,  a.     Placable. 
pla'ca-bl-ness^,  n.    Placableness. 
plalnd^*^,  pp.     Plained. 
plain 'tlf*S  n.     Plaintiff. 
plain 'tlv*',  a.     Plaintive. 
pland'"*^,  pp.     Planned. 
plan'isht^,  pp.     Planished. 
plankt''*^,  pp.     Planked. 
plasht*"*",  pp.     Plashed. 
plas'terd^*^,  pp.     Plastered. 
plaf'y-phyl'lln^,  o.     Platyphylline. 
plat'y-rhln»,  a.     Platyrhine. 
plau'sl-bF,  a.     Plausible. 
plau'sl-bl-ness'',  n.     Plausibleness. 
plau'slv^*^,  a.     Plausive. 
play'a-bl'',  a.     Playable. 
playd^*^,  pp.    Played. 
pleacht^,  pp.     Pleached. 
plead 'a-bF,  a.     Pleadable. 
plea'sur-a-bF,  a.     Pleasurable. 
plea'sur-a-bl-ness'',  n.     Pleasurable- 


plec'o-tln«,  a.  &  n.    Plecotine. 
pledge'a-bF,  a.     Pledgeable. 
pledgd''*^,  pp.    Pledged. 
plen'isht",  pp.     Plenished. 
plen'te-us«,  a.     Plenteous. 
ples'ant^,  a.     Pleasant. 
ple'sure*,  v.  &  n.     Pleasure. 
plez'ant^,  a.     Pleasant. 
ple'zur-a-bF,  a.     Pleasurable. 
ple'zure^,  v.  &  n.     Pleasure. 
pli'a-bP,  a.     PUable. 
pll'a-bl-ness'',  n.     Pliableness. 
pllc'a-tlv«,  a.     Plicative. 
plo'slv^,  n.     Plosive. 
plow^**,  V.  &  n.   Plough. 
plow'a-bF,  a.     Plowable. 
plowd^*^,  pp.     Plowed. 
pluckt^*8,  pa.     Plucked. 
plugd^",  pp.    Plugged. 
plum'^,  v.,  a.,  n.  &  adv.    Plumb. 
plumd^*«,  pp.     Plumbed. 
plum'mer^,  n.    Plumber. 


plumming 
presentativ 

plum'ming^  n.    Plumbing. 
pluiii'*llne"%  V.  &  n.    Plumb-line. 
plumpt^*',  pp.     Plumped. 
pIun'der-a-bF,  a.     Plunderable. 
plun'derd'^*^,  pp.    Plundered. 
plu'ra-tlv^,  a.    Plurative. 
pluv'er^,  n.    Plover. 
plu'vI-a-Un^,  a.    Pluvialine. 
poacht*"*^,  pp.     Poached. 
po-da'ger-ln*,  a.    Podagerine. 
pol'soiid''*^,  pa.    Poisoned. 
pold»,  pa.     Polled. 

pol"i-op'to-llii^,  a.  &  n.  Polioptoline. 
pol'ish-a-bP,  a.     Polishable. 
pol'isht^*^,  pa.     Polished. 
poU'a-bP,  a.    Pollable. 
pol'loc^,  n.    Pollock. 
po-lyb'o-rln^,  a.  &  n.     Polyborine. 
pol'y-graf,  n.     Polygraph. 
po-lyg'ra-fy^,  n.    Polygraphy. 
pol'yp8,  n.    Polype. 
pol'y-pld»,  n.    Pol5rpide. 
pol'y-syl"la-bP,  n.    Polysyllable. 
pom'a-rin^,  a.     Pomarine. 
po-mat'o-rhln°,  a.    Pomatorhine. 
Pomp'tln^,  a.    Pomptine. 
pon'der-a-bF,  a.  &  n.    Ponderable. 
pon'der-a-bl-ness^,  n.     Ponderable- 


pon'derd^*^,  pp.    Pondered. 
pon'^der-o-mo'tlv^,    a.    Ponderomo- 

tive. 
pon'tir'^S  n.    Pontiff. 
Pon'tin",  a.    Pontine. 
pon-toond'^,  pp.    Pontooned. 
poo'dl*",  n.    Poodle. 
poold^,  pp.    Pooled. 
pop'lard^,  a.    Poplared. 
popt'*",  pp.    Popped.         , 
por'cln^,  a.    Porcine. 
por^fy-rlt'ic^,  a.    Porphyritic. 
por'fy-ry'*",  n.    Porphyry. 
port'a-bP,  a.    Portable. 
port'a-bl-ness',  n.    Portableness. 


8« 


por'tald^,  a.     Portaled, 
por'ta-til*,  a.    Portatile. 
por'ta-tlv«,  a.     Portative. 
por'tlon-a-bP,  a.    Portionable. 
por'tiond^*^,  pp.     Portioned. 
por-trayd""*^,  pp.    Portrayed. 
po'rus^,  a.     Porous. 
pos'1-tiv^*^,  a.  &  n.     Positive. 
pos'l-tlv-ly«,  adv.     Positively. 
pos'i-tiv-ness^,  n.     Positiveness. 
pos-ses'slv''*^,  a.  &  n.     Possessive. 
pos-ses'siv-ly«,  adv.     Possessively. 
pos-ses'slve-ness*",  n.    Possessiveness. 
pos-sesf*^,  pa.     Possessed. 
pos'sl-bl*",  a.  &  n.     Possible. 
pos'sl-bl-ness^,  n.    Possibleness. 
post'a-bl*",  a.     Postable. 
post-gen'er-a-tlv»,   a.      Postgenera- 

tive. 
post-mu'ta-tlv^,  a.    Postmutative. 
post-op 'er-a-tiv«,  a.     Postoperative.  • 
post-pal 'a-tin»,  a.  &  n.  Postpalatine. 
post-pon'a-bP,  a.    Postponable. 
post-pon'tiP,  a.     Postpontile. 
post-pos'i-tiv«,  a.  &  n.    Postpositive. 
po'ta-bF,  a.  &  n.     Potable. 
po'ta-bl-ness"*,  n.    Potableness. 
pot'P,  n.    Pottle. 
pot'terd«,  pp.    Pottered. 
pouchf*^,  a.     Pouched. 
poul'tis^,  V.  &  n.     Poultice. 
pouFtist^,  pp.     Poulticed. 
pounst",  pp.    Pounced. 
pourd''*^,  pp.    Poured. 
pow'der-a-bF,  a.    Powderable. 
pow'derd''*^,  pa.    Powdered. 
pow'erd*,  pp.    Powered. 
prac'ti-ca-bl<',  a.     Practicable. 
prac'ti-ca-bl-ness>',  n.    Practicable- 


prac'tls^*^,  V.  &  n.     Practise,  practice. 
prac'tlst''*8,  pa.   Practised,  practiced. 
prac'tlv^,  a.    Practive. 
prankt^*^,  a.    Pranked. 


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pranst^,  pp.     Pranced. 

prat'l**,  V.  &  n.    Prattle. 

prat'ld',  pp.     Prattled. 

pFat'ler^,  n.    Prattler. 

prayd''*^,  pp.     Prayed. 

preach 'a-bl*",  a.    Preachable. 

preacht'**^,  pp.    Preached. 

pre-al'la-bP,  a.     Preallable. 

pre'am-bl^,  v.  &  n.     Preamble. 

prec'a-tiv*"**,  a.     Precative. 

pre-cep'tlv^*^,  a.    Preceptive. 

pre-cep'tlv-ly^,  adv.     Preceptively. 

pre-cinc'tiv^,  a.    Precinctive. 

prec'l-pls^,  n.     Precipice. 

pre-cip'i-ta-bF,  a.    Precipitable. 

pre-clp'l-ta"tlv^,  a.     Precipitative. 

pre-cl'siv^,  a.     Precisive. 

pre-clu'siv^*^,  a.     Preclusive. 

pre-clu'slv-ly8,  adv.     Preclusively. 

pre-cog'nl-tlv*,  a.     Precognitive. 

pre"con-celv'^,  vt.    Preconceive. 

pre-cur'slv^*«,  a.     Precursive. 

pre-des'tln^*8,  vt.    Predestine. 

pre-des'tlnd^*8,  pp.    Predestined. 

pre"de-ter'inlii^**,  vt.  &  vi.  Predeter- 
mine. 

pre"de-ter'ml-na-bP,  a.  Predeter- 
minable. 

pre"de-ter'ml-na"tlv»,  a.  Predeter- 
minative. 

pre"de-ter'iiiindp*'',  pp.  Predeter- 
mined. 

pred'l-ca-bP,  a.  &  n.     Predicable. 

pred'l-ca"tlv»,  a.    Predicative. 

pred'i-ca"tlv-ly»,  adv.    Predicatively. 

pre-dict'a-bF,  a.     Predictable. 

pre-dlc'tlv«,  a.     Predictive. 

pre-dlc'tiv-ly«,  adv.     Predictively. 

pre-dic'tiv-ness«,  n.     Predictiveness. 

pre-empt'i-bP,  a.     Preemptible. 

pre-emp'tlv«,  a.     Preemptive. 

preend^*«,  pp.    Preened. 

pre"es-tab'llsht*'*'»,  pp.  Preestab- 
lished. 


plumming 
presentativ 

pref'er-a-bP,  a.  &  n.   Preferable. 
pref  er-a-bl-ness*",  n.  Preferableness. 
pre-ferd'p*8,  pa.     Preferred. 
pre-flg'ur-a-tlv'"**,  a.    Prefignrative. 
pre-fixt'^*«,  pp.    Prefixed. 
pre-form'a-tlv,  w.  &  n.     Preforma- 

tive. 
preg'na-bP,  a.    Pregnable. 
pre-hen'si-bF,  a.    Prehensible. 
pre-hen'slP*«,  -ile«,  a.    Prehensile. 
pre-hen'siv«,  a.   Prehensive. 
pre-hen'slv-ness^,  n.  Prehensiveness. 
prej'u-dls«,  v.  &  n.    Prejudice. 
prej'u-dlst^,  pa.   Prejudiced. 
pre-lu'slv^*»,  a.    Prelusive. 
pre-lu'slv-ly*,  adv.    Prelusively. 
pre-ined'l-ta"tlv^,  a.   Premeditative. 
prem'Is^*^,  n.     Premise,  premiss. 
ppe-mize'^,  vt.  &  vi.     Premise. 
pre-mlzd"^,  pp.    Premised. 
pre-mu'ta-tlv^,  a.    Premutative. 
pre-no'men^,  n.     Prsenomen. 
pren'tls*,  n.    Prentice. 
pren'tlst^,  pp.    Prenticed. 


pre"or-dalnd' 


pp.     Preordained. 


prep'a-ra-bF,  a.    Preparable. 
pre-par'a-tiv^*^,  a.  &  n.  Preparative. 
ppe-par'a-tlv-ly^,  adv.  Preparatively. 
pre"peF-cep'tiv«,  a.  Preperceptive. 
pre-pon'tlP,  a.     Prepontile. 
pre-pos'l-tiv^*«,  a.  &  n.    Prepositive. 
pre-pos'1-tiv-ly*,  adv.    Prepositively. 
pre"pos-sest"'*«,  pp.    Prepossessed. 
pre-req'ui-slt^**,  a.  &  n.     Prerequi- 
site. 
pre-rog'a-tlv''**,  a.  &  n.    Prerogative. 
pres*,  V.  &  n.     Press. 
pre-scrlp'tl-bP,  a.    Prescriptible. 
pre-scrlp'tiv'**,  a.    Prescriptive. 
pre-scrlp'tlv-ly*,  adv.   Prescriptively. 
pre-scrip'tlv-ness^,  n.     Prescriptive- 


pre-senfa-bF,  a.    Presentable. 
pre-sen'ta-tlv*,  a.    Presentative. 


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88 


pre-sen'ta-tlv-ness*,  n.  Presenta- 
tiveness. 

pre-sen'tlv«,  a.  &  n.  Presentive. 

pre-sen'tlv-ly*,  adv.   Presentively. 

pre-sen'tiv-ness^,  n.    Presentiveness. 

pre-serv""*^,  vt.  &  vi.     Preserve. 

pre-serv'a-bP,  a.     Preservable. 

pre-ser'va-tiV*^,  a.  &  n.  Preservative. 

pre-servd""*^,  pp.     Preserved. 

press 'a-bP,  a.    Pressable. 

presf*^,  pp.     Pressed. 

pre-sum'a-bF,  a.     Presumable. 

pre-sump'tlv''**,  a.     Presumptive. 

pre-sump'tiv-ly",  adv.  Presump- 
tively. 

pre-tense""*^,  n.    Pretence. 

pre-tenst'^,  pp.    Pretensed. 

pre-ten'slv*,  a.     Pretensive. 

pre-ten'ta-tiv*,  a.     Pretentative. 

pret'er-lt*'**,  a.  &  n.     Preterite. 

pre-ter'I-tlv^,  a.     Preteritive. 

pre"ter-inlt'«,  vt.     Praetermit. 

pre"ter-sea'son-a-bl'',  a.  Pretersea- 
sonable. 

pre- valid '^*^,  pp.     Prevailed. 

pre- vent 'a-bF,  a.     Preventable. 

pre-vent'a-tiv*,  a.  &  n.  Preventative. 

pre-ven'tlv^*^,  a.  &  n.  Preventive. 

pre-ven'tlv-ly^,  adv.     Preventively. 

pre-ven'tlv-ness^,  n.  Preventiveness. 

pre-vls'lv«,  a.     Previsive. 

preyd*"*^,  pp.    Preyed. 

prlck'P,  V.  &  n.     Prickle. 

prlckt^*^,  pa.     Pricked. 

prlgd^,  pp.     Prigged. 

prlmd",  pp.     Primmed. 

pri-me'vaP,  a.     Primaeval. 

prl'mln",  n.     Primine. 

prlm'l-tlv*',  a.  &  n.     Primitive. 

prlm'l-tlv-ly»,  adv.     Primitively. 

prlm'l-tlv-ness",  n.     Primitiveness. 

prl"mo-gen'l-tlv8,  a.    Primogenitive. 

prln-clp'l-a-tiv»,  a.    Principiative. 

prln'ci-pP,  V.  &  n.    Principle. 


prln'cl-pld^,  pp.     Principled. 
prlnkt^*^,  pp.     Prinked. 
prlnt'a-bF,  a.     Printable. 
prl"o-no-don'tln*,  a.   Prionodontine. 
prl-on'o-plQ^,  a.  &  n.  Prionopine. 
prls'ma-tln^,  a.     Prismatine. 
prls'ond^*^,  pp.     Prisoned. 
prls'tln''*^,  -lne^*«,  a.     Pristine. 
prlv'a-tlv^**,  a.  &  n.     Privative. 
prlv'a-tlv-ly^,  adv.     Privatively. 
prlv'a-tlv-ness^,  n.     Privativeness. 
prlz'a-bP,  prize 'a-bF,  a.     Prizable, 

prizeable. 
prob'a-bF,  a.     Probable. 
pro'ba-tlv^*«,  a.     Probative. 
pro'ba-tlv-ly«,  adv.     Probatively. 
pro-cede'*,  vi.     Proceed. 
pro-ces'slv®,  a.    Processive. 
pro'cre-a"tlv'^**,  a.     Procreative. 
pro'cre-a"tlv-ness*,  n.     Procreative- 


pro-cur'a-bF,  a.     Procurable. 

pro-cur'slv*,  a.     Procursive. 

pro-duc'l-bF,  a.     Producible. 

pro-duet'l-bF,  a.     Productible. 

pro-due 'tlF,  a.     Productile. 

pro-duc'tlv""*",  a.     Productive. 

pro-due 'tlv-ly*,  adv.     Productively. 

pro-due 'tlv-ness^*«,  n.  Productive- 
ness. 

prof'a-na-bF,  a.   Profanable. 

prof'e-cy*",  n.     Prophecy. 

pro-fest'*"**,  pa.     Professed. 

prof'e-sy^,  vt.  &  vi.     Prophesy. 

prof'et''*^,  n.    Prophet. 

prof'et-ess'',  n.    Prophetess. 

pro-fet'lc^*«,  a.     Prophetic. 

prof  ferd''*8,  pp.     Proffered. 

prof'l-ta-bP,  a.     Profitable. 

prof  l-ta-bl-ness*",  n.    Profitableness. 

pro'Ty-lac'tlC,  a.  &  n.  Prophylactic. 

progd»,  pp.     Progged. 

pro-gen '1-tlv-ness*,  n.  Progenitive- 
ness. 


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psittacofuMn 


prog-nos'tl-ca-bP,  a.  Prognosti- 
cable. 

prog-nos'tl-ca"tiv«,  a.  Prognostica- 
tive. 

pro'gram^,  n.     Programme. 

pro-gres'slv'"*^,  a.     Progressive. 

pro-gres'slv-ly^,  adv.     Progressively. 

pro-gres'siv-ness*,  n.  Progressiveness. 

pro-grest""*^,  pp.     Progressed. 

pro-hib'l-tiv^**,  a.     Prohibitive. 

pro-hlb'l-tIv-ly«,  adv.    Prohibitively. 

pro-ject'a-bF,  a.     Projectable. 

pro-jec'tll*'*«,  -lle»,  a.  &  n.  Projectile. 

pro-jec'tiv»,  o.     Projective. 

pro'log^*",  V.  &  n.     Prologue. 

pro-long'a-bl',  a.     Prolongable. 

pro-longd'^**,  pp.     Prolonged. 

prom'ls^*^,  V.  &  n.     Promise. 

prom '1st '*^,  pp.     Promised. 

pro-mls'siv^,  a.     Promissive. 

pro-mo'tiv''**,  a.     Promotive. 

promp'tiv^,  a.     Promptive. 

prongd^,  pp.     Pronged. 

pro-nounce'a-bP,  a.  Pronounceable. 

pro-nounst'*,  pp.     Pronounced. 

pro-nun'ci-a-bP,  a.     Pronunciable. 

pro-nun'cl-a-tiv",  a.    Pronunciative. 

prop'a-ga-bP,  a.     Propagable. 

prop'a-ga-bl-ness^,  n.  Propagable- 
ness. 

pro-pal'a-nln^,  n.     Propalanine. 

pro-peld"'*»,  pp.     Propelled. 

pro-pel'Ia-W,  a.     Propellable. 

pro-pi 'tl-a-W,  a.     Propitiable. 

pro-por'tlon-a-bP,  a.  Proportion- 
able. 

pro-por'tion-a-bl-ness%  n.  FropoT- 
tionableness. 

pro-por'tlond*"**   pp.   Proportioned. 

pro-pos'a-bF,  a.     Proposable. 

propt''*^,  pp.     Propped. 

pro-pul'slv''*^,  a.     Propulsive. 

pro-rat'a-bF,  a.     Proratable. 

pro-scol'e-cln^,  a.     Proscolecine. 


pro-scrib'a-bP,  a.     Proscribable. 
pro-scrip 'tiv*"*^,  a.     Proscriptive. 
pro-scrip 'tlv-ly^,  adv.  Proscriptively. 
pro-scrip 'tlv-ness«,  n.    Proscriptive- 


pros'e-cut"a-bl^,  a.     Prosecutable. 
Pros'er-pin*,  n.     Proserpine. 
pro-spec 'tiv''*^,  a.  &  n.    Prospective. 
pro-spec 'tiv-ly«,  adv.    Prospectively. 
pro-spec'tiv-ness«,  n.      Prospective- 

ness. 
pros'perd^*^,  pp.     Prospered. 
prot-ain'phi-rin«,  n.    Protamphirine. 
pro-tec '«¥*"*«,  a.  &  n.     Protective. 
pro-tec'tiv-ly^,  adv.     Protectively. 
pro-tec 'tiv-ness»,  n.     Protectiveness. 
pro-ten'siv^,  a.     Protensive. 
pro- test 'a-bl^,  a.     Protestable. 
pro-trac'tll»,  a.     Protractile. 
pro-trac'tiv''*^,  a.     Protractive. 
pro-trud'a-W,  a.     Protrudablc. 
pro-tru'si-bf,  a.     Protrusible. 
pro-tru'sll«,  o.     Protrusile. 
pro-tru'siV*^,  a.     Protrusive. 
pro-tru'siv-Iy^,  adv.     Protrusively. 
pro-tru'siv-ness«,  n.    Protrusiveness. 
prov'a-bl',  a.     Provable. 
prov'a-bl-ness^,  n.     Provableness. 
pro-vld'a-bl^,  a.     Providable. 
pro-vi'siond*,  pp.     Provisioned. 
pro-voc'a-tlv^*^,  a.  &  n.  P*rovocative. 
pro-voc'a-tiv-ly«,  adv.  Provocatively. 
pro-voc'a-tiv-ness«,  n.    Provocative- 


pro-volc'a-bl^,  a.     Provokable. 
prowld''*^,  pp.     Prowled. 
prun'a-bl^,  a.     Prunable. 
psarn'mo-phin^,  a.  &  n.     Psammo- 

phine. 
pseu-dos'ci-nin",  a.    Pseudoscinine. 
pseu"do-sto'miii«,  a.  Pseudostomine. 
psit'ta-cin^,  a.  &  n.   Psittacine. 
pslt"ta-co-fuI'vln«,  n.      Psittacoful- 


psittaculin 
ragd 

pslt-tac'u-lln«,  a.  &  n.    Psittaculine. 

pter"y-go-paI'a-tin",  a.  Pterygopal- 
atine. 

ptll"o-no-ryii'chln»,  a.  &  n.  Ptilo- 
norynchine. 

pub'lish-a-bP,  a.     Publishable. 

pub'lisht^*^,  pp.     Published. 

puck'erd^*^,  pp.     Puckered. 

pud'F,  V.  &  n.     Puddle. 

pud'W,  pp.     Puddled. 

pud 'ling'',  n.     Puddling. 

pu'er-il»'*»,  -ile^*%  a.     Puerile. 

pu'er-il-ness«,  n.     Puerileness. 

puf^  V.  &  n.     Pufif. 

puff**,  pa.     Puffed. 

pugd",  vt.     Pugged. 

pul«'*%  V.  &  n.     Pull. 

puld*'*«,  pp.     Pulled. 

pu'li-cln^,  a.     Pulicine. 

piil-las'trin*,  a.     Pullastrine. 

pul'lu-la"tiv«,  a.     Pullulative. 

pul'lu-la"tiv-ly«,  adv.     Pullulatively. 

pul'ly^,  n.     Pulley. 

pul'sa-tiF*«,  a.     Pulsatile. 

pul'sa-tlv^**,  a.     Pulsative. 

pul'sa-tlv-ly*,  adv.     P^ilsatively. 


pulst' 


pp. 


Pulsed. 


pul'ver-a-bP,  a.     Pulverable. 
pul'ver-lz"[or  -ls"]a-bF,  a.     Pulver- 

izable,  pulverisable. 
pum'Is",  V.  &  n.     Pumice. 
pum'meP,  v.  &  n.     Pommel. 
pum'meld^,  pp.     Pommeled. 
pumpf**,  pp.    Pumped. 
puncht*'*^,  pp.     Punched. 
punc'tu-a-tiv^,  a.     Punctuative. 
pund""**,  pp.     Punned. 
pun'ish-a-bF,  a.     Punishable. 
pun'ish-a-bl-ness'*,  n.     Punishable- 

ness. 
pun'ishf*^,  pp.    Punished. 
pu'nl-tiV*',  a.    Punitive. 


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pu'nl-tiv-ly^,  adv.     Punitively. 
pu'ni-tiv-ness^,  n.     Punitiveness. 
pun'na-bF,  a.     Punnable. 
pupt»,  pp.     Pupped. 
pur*'*S  V.  &  n.     Purr. 
pur'chas-a-bl'',  a.    Purchasable. 
pur'chast^,  pp.     Purchased. 
purd''*8,  pp.     Purred. 
pur'ga-tlv''*^,  a.  &  n.    Purgative. 
pur'ga-tiv-ly*,  adv.   Purgatively. 
purge 'a-bP,  a.     Purgeable. 
pu'rl-fl-ca"tlv8,  a.    Purificative. 
purld^*«,  pp.     Purled. 
pur'Hn*",  n.     Purline. 
pur-lolnd'^*8,  pp.     Purloined. 
pur'pF,  v.,  a.  &  n.     Purple. 
pur'pld*",  pp.     Purpled. 
pur'po-siv^,  a.     Purposive. 
pur'po-siv-ly^,  adv.     Purposively. 
pur'po-siv-ness^,  n.     Purposiveness. 
pur'post*,  pp.     Purposed. 
pursf*^,  pp.     Pursed. 
pur-su'a-bF,  a.     Pursuable. 
pur-veyd""**,  pp.    Purveyed. 
pus«,  n.     Puss. 
pushf*',  pp.     Pushed. 
pu'ta-tlV**,  a.    Putative. 
pu'^tre-fac'tlv*"**,  a.     Putrefactive. 
pu"tre-fac'tlv-ness*,   n.      Putrefac- 

tiveness. 
pu'tre-fl"a-bF,  a.     Putrefiable. 
pu-tres'cl-bP,  a.     Putrescible. 
put'terd''*^,  pp.     Puttered. 
put'toc»,  n.     Puttock. 
puz'1%  V.  &  n.     Puzzle. 
puz'W,  pp.     Puzzled. 
pyc"no-no'tln«,  a.  &  n.  Pycnonotine. 
py-ral'll-dln»,  a.  &  n.  Pyrallidine. 
pyr"rho-cor'a-clii^,  a.  &  n.    Pyrrho- 

coracine. 
pyr'rhu-ltn*,  a.  &  n.  Pyrrhuline. 
pyr'u-Iln»,  a.    Pyruline. 


91 


psittaculin 
ragd 


quackt^*«,  pp.     Quacked. 

quad'ra-bP,  a.     Quadrable. 

quad"ri-de-rlv'a-tiv«,  n.  Quadride- 
rivative. 

quad'ri-syl"la-bF,  n.  Quadrisyl- 
lable. 

quad"rl-vol'tln*,  a.  &  n.  Quadrivol- 
tine. 

quad'ru-pF,  v.,  a.  &  n.     Quadruple. 

quaf,  V.  &  n.     Quaff. 

quaft^*»,  pp.     Quaffed. 

qualld''*^,  pp.     Quailed. 

qual'i-fl"a-bF,  a.    Qualifiable. 

qual 'i-fl-ca"tiv«,  a.&n.  Qualificative. 

qual'l-ta"tlv*'*«,  a.     Qualitative. 

qual'i-ta"tiv-ly»,  adv.    Qualitatively. 

quan'tl-fl"a-bF,  a.     Quantifiable. 

quan'tl-ta"tlv^*«,  a.  &  n.  Quantita- 
tive. 

quaii'tl-ta"tlv-ly*,  adv.  Quantita- 
tively. 

quan'tl-ta''tiv-ness^,  n.  Quantita- 
tiveness. 

quar'an-tln^a-W,  a.  Quarantinable. 

quar'reld*'*^,  pp.  Quarreled,  quar- 
relled. 

quar'rel-sum''**,  a.     Quarrelsome. 

quar'rl-a-bF,  a.     Quarriable. 

quar'terd",  a.    Quartered. 

quar-tet'^,  n.    Quartette. 

qua'verd^,  pp.     Quavered. 

queend^,  pp.    Queened. 

queerd*,  pp.    Queered. 

queP,  vt.    Quell. 


queld^*8,  pp.    Quelled. 
quench'a-bP,  a.    Quenchable. 
quencht'^*^,  pp.    Quenched. 
quer'cln^,  a.    Quercine. 
ques'1-tiv^,  a.     Quesitive. 
ques'tlon-a-bl^,  a.    Questionable. 
ques'tion-a-bl-ness'',  n.     Question- 


ques'tiond",  pp.    Questioned. 
ques'tor^,  n.    Quaestor. 
queue.     See  cue. 
quIb'F,  V.  &  n.    Quibble. 
quib'ld''  pp.    Quibbled. 
qulck'end''*^,  pp.     Quickened. 
quickt^,  pp.    Quicked. 
quid'da-tiv*,  a.    Quiddative. 
quid'di-ta"tlv8,  a.     Quidditative. 
quld'F,  V.  &  n.     Quiddle. 
qul'e-tlv»,  a.  &  n.     Quietive. 
qulF*S  V.  &  n.     Quill. 
quilds  a.    Quilled. 
quln'1-bF,  vi.  &  n.    Quinible. 
quIii"que-loc'u-lin8,  a.    Quinqueloc- 

uline. 
quln-tet'*,  n.    Quintette. 
quin'tin^,  n.     Quintine. 
quipt^,  pp.     Quipped. 
quire»,  v.  &  n.     Choir. 
quis'ea-lln»,  a.  &  n.     Quiscaline. 
quiv'erd^**,  a.     Quivered. 
quiz'za-bl'',  a.     Quizzable,  quizzible. 
quot'a-bP,  a.    Quotable. 
quot'a-bl-ness'',  n.    Quotableness. 
quo'ta-tlv^,  o.    Quotative. 


rack°,  n.    Wrack. 
rackt^*»,  pp.    Racked. 
ra'dl-a-W,  a.    Radiable. 
ra'dl-a"tlv«,  a.    Radiative. 


ra"di-o-ac'tiv*,  a.    Radioactive. 
raf'P,  V.  &  n.     Raffle. 
rarw,  pp.    Raffled. 
ragd^,  pp.    Ragged. 


ralbl 
reduciblness 


92 


ral'bF,  vt.  &  vi.     Raible. 

rav'end^*«,  pp.     Ravened. 

ralld^*%  pp.     Railed. 

rav'e-nus»,  a.     Ravenous. 

raln'bowd''^,  a.    Rainbowed. 

rav'Ishf***,  pp.    Ravished. 

ralnd^*«,  pp.     Rained. 

rayd^,  pp.     Rayed. 

rais'a-bF,  a.     Raisable. 

raze»,  vt.  &  vi.     Rase. 

ralths  n.     Wraith. 

ra'zor-a-bP,  a.     Razorable. 

ralz'',  V.  &  n.     Raise. 

reacht»,  pp.     Reached. 

raizd'*,  a.  &  pp.     Raised. 

re-ac'tlv",  a.  &  n.     Reactive. 

ral'lln%  a.     Ralline. 

re-ac'tiv-ly%  adv.     Reactively. 

ram'bF,  v.  &  n.     Ramble. 

re-ac'tlv-ness»,  n.     Reactiveness. 

ram'bld%  pp.     Rambled. 

read'a-bP,  a.     Readable. 

ramd*'**,  pp.     Rammed. 

read'a-bl-ness'',  n.    Readableness. 

rampt^*«,  pp.     Ramped. 

reak%  vt.     Wreak. 

ran'cor''*^,  n.     Rancour. 

re'al-lz"a-bF,  a.     Realizable. 

ran'ger-ln*,  a.     Rangerine. 

reamd",  pp.    Reamed. 

ran-gif'er-In»,  a.    Rangiferine. 

reap'a-bP,  a.     Reapable. 

ran'gle^,  v.  &  n.     Wrangle. 

reapt^*«,  pp.     Reaped. 

ra'nin^,  a.     Ranine. 

reard^*«,  pp.     Reared. 

ran'kl^,  vi.     Rankle. 

rea'son-a-bF,  a.     Reasonable. 

ran'kld'*,  pp.    Rankled. 

rea'son-a-bl-ness*',  n.     Reasonable- 

rankt'"*S pp.    Ranked. 

ness. 

ran'sackt'**^,  pp.     Ransacked. 

rea'sond'"**,  pa.     Reasoned. 

ran'som-a-bl'*,  a.    Ransomable. 

reath»,  n.     Wreath. 

ran'somd^*',  pp.     Ransomed. 

reathe«,  vt.  &  vi.     Wreathe. 

raps,  V.  &  n.     Wrap. 

re-beld'*"**,  pp.     Rebelled. 

rap'In^**,  -ine»,  n.     Rapine. 

re-bel'lius«,  a.     RebeUious. 

rap'so-dy8,  n.     Rhapsody. 

re-bound 'a-bP,  a.     Reboundable. 

rapt''*«,  pp.     Rapped. 

re-buft'%  pp.     Rebuffed. 

rar"e-fac'tlv«,  a.     Raref active. 

re-buk'a-W,  a.    Rebukable. 

rar'e-fl"a-bP,  a.     Rarefiable. 

re-but'ta-bF,  a.     Rebuttable. 

rashf*,  pp.     Rashed. 

re-cald'»,  pp.     Recalled. 

raspf**,  pa.     Rasped. 

re-call'a-bP,  a.    Recallable. 

rat'a-bP,    rate'a-bl%    a.      Ratable, 

re"ca-plt'u-la"tlv«,   a.      Recapitula- 

rateable. 

tive. 

rathS  n.     Wrath. 

re-celpt'a-bl*",  a.    Receiptable. 

ra"ti-oc'I-na"tlv»,  a.    Ratiocinative. 

re-celt"",  v.  &  n.     Receipt. 

ra'tlon-a-bF,  a.     Rationable. 

re-celv",  vt.  &  vi.     Receive. 

ra"tlon-al-lz'[or   -ls']a-bl%  a.     Ra- 

re-celv'a-bF,  a.     Receivable. 

tionalizable,  rationalisable. 

re-celvd'^*»,  pp.    Received. 

ra'tiond'',  pp.     Rationed. 

re-cep'tl-bP,  a.     Receptible. 

rat'1%  V.  &  n.    Rattle. 

re-cep'tiv^*»,  a.    Receptive. 

rat'ld%  pp.    Rattled. 

re-cep'tlv-ly«,  adv.     Receptively. 

rav'eld'"*%  pp.    Raveled,  ravelled. 

re-cep'tlv-ness®,  n.    Receptiveness. 

rav'el-ing'*,  n.     Ravelling. 

re-ces'slv«,  a.  &  n.    Recessive. 

93 

re-ces'siv-ly*,  adv.     Recessively. 
re-cest'^,  a.     Recessed. 
re-clp'ro-ca-bP,  a.     Reciprocable. 
re-clp'ro-can-tlv*,  a.  RecipVocantive. 
re-cIp'ro-ca"tiv^,  a.     Reciprocative. 
rec"i-ta-tiv'^,  n.     Recitative. 
rec"i-ta-tlv'ly*,  adv.     Recitatively. 
reck^,  V.  &  n.     Wreck. 
reck'on-a-bl',  a.     Reckonable. 
reck'ond^,  pp-     Reckoned. 
reckt^,  pp.     Recked. 
re-claim'a-bl'",  a.     Reclaimable. 
re-claim'a-bl-ness^,  n.  Reclaimable- 


re-clalmd'^,  pp.     Reclaimed. 
re-clln'a-bP,  a.     Reclinable. 
re-clu'slv^,  a.     Reclusive. 
re-clu'slv-ness^,  n.     Reclusiveness. 
re-cog'nl-tiv«,  a.     Recognitive. 
rec'og-nfz"[or  -nIs"]a-bF,  a.   Recog- 
nizable, recognisable. 
rec'og-nlze^,  vt.  &  vi.     Recognise. 
re-coild'^*^,  pp.     Recoiled. 
rec"ol-lec'tlv^,  a.    Recollective. 
rec"ol-lec'tlv-ly*,  adv.  Recollectively. 
rec"ol-lec'tlv-ness*,  n.    Recollective- 

ness. 
rec^om-mend'a-bl*",  a.  Recommend- 

able. 
rec^om-mend'a-bl-ness'',  n.  Recom- 

mendableness. 
rec'om-penst^,  pp.     Recompensed. 
rec"oin-pen'sa-bF,    a.      Recompen- 

sable. 
rec'oiii-pen"sIv*,  a.     Recompensive. 
rec'oii-cil"a-bl'',    rec'on-cIle"a-bl'', 

a.    Reconcilable,  reconcileable. 
rec'on-cll"a-bl-ness'",  n.     Reconcil- 

ableness. 
rec^on-nol'ter*,  v.  &  n.   Reconnoitre. 
rec"on-nol'terd^,  pp.  Reconnoitered. 
re^'con-struc'tlv*,  a.   Reconstructive. 
re^con-stpuc'tlv-ness^,   n.      Recon- 

structiveness. 


ralbl 
reduciblness 

re^con-vert'I-bP,  a.    Reconvertible. 
re-cord 'a-bF,  a.     Recordable. 
re-cor'da-tiv*,  a.     Recordative. 
re-cov'erd»,  pp.     Recovered. 
rec're-a"tlv^,  a.     Recreative* 
re-crim'i-na"tlv«,  a.    Recriminative. 
rec'tan-gF,  n.     Rectangle. 
^ec'ti-fl"a-bl^  a.     Rectifiable. 
rec'tl-fl-ca"tiv«,  a.     Rectij&cative. 
re-cu'per-a"tiv^,  a.     Recuperative. 
re-cu'per-a"tiv-ness*,  n.    Recupera- 

tiveness. 
re-curd'*,  pp.     Recurred. 
re-curv'*,  vt.  &  vi.     Recurve. 
re-curvd'»,  pp.     Recurved. 
re-cu'sa-tlv«,  a.     Recusative. 
re-cuv'er"",  v.  &  n.     Recover. 
re-cuv'er-a-bP,  a.     Recoverable. 
re-cuv'er-a-bl-ness'",    n.       Recover- 

ableness. 
re-cuv'erd^,  pp.     Recovered. 
red*"**,  pa.     Read. 
red'dend^**,  pp.     Reddened. 
re-deem'a-W,  a.     Redeemable. 
re-deem'a-bl-ness*",  n.   Redeemable- 

ness. 
re-dee ind'»,  pp.     Redeemed. 
re-demp'tl-bl'",  a.     Redemptible. 
re-demp'tlv*,  a.     Redemptive. 
re-demp'tlv-ly*,  adv.    Redemptively. 
re-deinp"tor-ls'tin^,  n.  Redemptor- 

istine. 
re-dln'te-gra"tiv»,  a.  Redintegrative. 
re-doubt'a-bl-ness'',    n.       Redoubt- 

ableness. 
re-dout'^*'',  n.     Redoubt. 
re-dout'a-bl*,  a.     Redoubtable. 
re-dout'ed*,  pa.     Redoubted. 
re-dress 'I-W,  re-dress 'a-bP,  a.  Re- 

dressible,  redressable. 
re-dres'slv*"**,  a.     Redressive. 
re-drest'*,  pp.     Redressed. 
re-duc'i-bP,  a.     Reducible. 
re-duc'l-bl-ness^,  n.    Reducibleness. 


reductlT 
represslv 

re-duc'tiv^**,  a.     Reductive. 
re-du'pll-ca"tlv«,  a.    Reduplicative. 
re-du'pll-ca"tlT-ly",  a.       Reduplica- 

tively. 
red'y^*^,  v.,  a.  &  n.    Ready. 
reeft^*«,  pp.     Reefed. 
reekt''*^,  pp.     Reeked. 
reel'a-bP,  a.    Reelable. 
reeld''*8,  pp.     Reeled. 
re"en-force'a-bF,  a.  Reenforceable. 
re"en-[or  -lii-]forc'i-bF,  a.     Reen- 

forcible,  reinforcible. 
reevd^,  pp.     Reeved. 
re-fec'tlv^,  a.  &  n.     Refective. 
refer-a-W,  a.     Referable. 
re-fer'ri-bP,  a.     Referrible. 
re-ferd'^*8,  pp.     Referred. 
re-flect'i-bP,  a.     Reflectible. 
re-flec'tlV**,  a.     Reflective. 
re-flec'tiv-ly*,  adv.     Reflectively. 
re-flec'tiv-ness«,  n.    Reflectiveness. 
re-flex'I-bF,  a.    Reflexible. 
re-flex'lv^",  a.  &  n.    Reflexive. 
re-flex'lv-ly«,  adv.    Reflexively. 
re-flex 'I  v-ness*,  n.    Reflexiveness. 
re-form 'a-bF,  a.    Reformable. 
re-form 'a- tlv^*^,  a.     Reformative. 
re-formd'^*«,  pa.    Reformed. 
re-fract'a-bF,  a.     Refractable. 
re-frac'tiv*,  a.     Refractive. 
re-frac'tiv-ness*,  n.   Refractiveness. 
re-fralnd'8,  pp.    Refrained. 
re-fran'gl-bP,  a.   Refrangible. 
re-fran'gl-bl-ness'',  n.     Refrangible- 

ness.  » 

re-fresht'*"**,  pp.     Refreshed. 
re-frlg'er-a^tlv*,  a.  &  n.    Refrigera- 

tive. 
re-fut'a-bP,  a.     Refutable. 
re-fut'a-tlv",  a.     Refutative. 
re-fuz'a-W,  a.     Ref usable. 
re-fuz'aP,  n.     Refusal. 
re-fuze'*",  vt.  &  vi.    Refuse. 
re-gain'a-bP,  a.    Regainable. 


94 

re-galnd'»,  pp.     Regained. 
re-gard'a-bF,  a.     Regardable. 
re-gen 'er-a-bP,  a.     Regenerable. 
re-gen 'er-a'^tlv^,  a.     Regenerative. 
re-gen 'er-a"tiv-ly«,    adv.      Regener- 

atively. 
reg'Is-ter-a-bF,  a.     Registerable. 
reg'ls-terd»,  pp.     Registered. 
reg'ls-tra-bl*",  a.     Registrable. 
reg'na-tiv*,  a.     Regnative. 
re-gres'slv*"*^,  a.     Regressive. 
re-gres'siv-ly^,  adv.     Regressively. 
re-gres'slv-ness«,  n.    Regressiveness. 
re-gret'ta-bP,  a.    Regrettable. 
reg'u-la-bP,  a.     Regulable. 
reg'u-lat"a-bF,  a.     Regulatable. 
reg'u-la"tiv«,  a.     Regulative. 
reg'u-la"tiv-ly^,  adv.     Regulatively. 
reg'u-Un^,  a.  &  n.     Reguline. 
re-herse'^,  vt.  &  vi.     Rehearse. 
re-herst"*,  pp.     Rehearsed. 
relgnd*,  pp.     Reigned. 
re"lm-burs'a-bF,  a.    Reimbursable. 
re"lm-burst'*,  pp.     Reimbursed. 
rein*,  v.  &  n.     Reign. 
relnd*"**,  pp.     Reined. 
re-it 'er-a"tiv*,  a.  &  n.     Reiterative. 
re-it 'er-a"tiv-ly,  adv.  Reiteratively. 
re-ject'a-bl^,  a.     Resectable. 
re-ject'a-bl-ness^,    n.       Rejectable- 


re-ject'iv*,  a.     Rejective. 
re-joind '*"**,  pp.    Rejoined. 
re-laps"^,  v.  &  n.     Relapse. 
re-laps 'a-W,  a.     Relapsable. 
re-lapst"'*»,  pp.    Relapsed. 
re-lafa-bl*",  a.     Relatable. 
rel'a-tlv*"**,  a.  &  n.     Relative. 
rel'a-tiv-ness«,  n.     Relativeness. 
re-lax'a-bl*",  a.     Relaxable. 
re-lax 'a- tlv»,  a.  &  n.    Relaxative. 
re-Iaxt""**,  pp.     Relaxed. 
re-lay d '8,  pp.    Relayed. 
re-leas 'a-bP,  a,    Keleasable* 


9S         

re-least'^*»,  pp.    Released. 
rel'e-ga-bF,  a.     Relegable. 
re-li'a-bF,  a.     Reliable. 
re-ll'a-bl-ness^,  n.     Reliableness. 
re-Uev'^,  vt.     Relieve. 
re-lie v'a-bF,  a.     Relievable. 
re-lievd'^*^,  pp.     Relieved. 
re-lln'quisht^*^,  pp.     Relinquished. 
rel'ish-a-bl'',  a.     Relishable. 
rel'isht''*^,  pp.     Relished. 
relm''*8,  n.     ReaJm. 
re-malnd'^*8,  pp.    Remained. 
re-mark'a-W,  a.     Remarkable. 
re-mark'a-bl-ness"^,  n.   Remarkable- 


re-markt'*"**,  pa.   Remarked. 
re-mem 'ber-a-bP,    a.      Remember- 

able. 
re-mem 'berd*"*^,  pp.     Remembered. 
re-mls'si-bP,  a.     Remissible. 
re-mis'slv«,  a.     Remissive. 
re-mit'ta-bF,  a.    Remittable. 
re-mon'stra-tlv-Iy*,    adv.       Remon- 

stratively. 
re-mov'a-bP,  a.  &  n.     Removable. 
re-miov'a-bl-ness'',  n.      Removable- 


re-mu'ner-a''tlv''**,   a.      Remunera- 
tive. 
ren^,  n.    Wren. 
ren'ard-ln«,  a.     Renardine. 
re-nas'cl-bP,  a.     Renascible. 
rench*,  v.  &  n.     Wrench. 
ren'der-a-bF,  a.  Renderable. 
ren'derd^*^,  pp.     Rendered. 
rend'i-bP,  a.     Rendible. 
re-new'a-bF,  o.    Renewable. 
re-newd'^,  pp.     Renewed. 
re-nounce'a-bP,  a.     Renounceable. 
re-nounst'^,  pp.     Renoimced. 
reii'o-va"tiv«,  a.     Renovative. 
re-oownd'*'*",  a.     Renowned. 
rent'a-bP,  a.     Rentable. 
re-iiun'cl-a"tlv*,  a.    Renunciative. 


reductiv 
repressiv 

re-palr'a-bF,  a.    Repairable. 
re-paird""*",  pp.    Repaired. 
rep'a-ra-bl'',  a.     Reparable. 
re-par'a-tlv*"**,  a.     Reparative. 
re-pass 'a-bP,  a.     Repassable. 
re-pay 'a-bP,  a.     Repayable. 
re-peal 'a-bP,  a.     Repealable. 
re-peal'a-bl-ness*",   n.      Repealable- 


re-peald'«,  pp.    Repealed. 

re-peat 'a-bl^,  a.     Repeatable. 

re-peld'p*«,  pp.     Repelled. 

re"per-cus'slv»,  a.  &  n.  Repercussive. 

re"per-cus'siv-ly^,  a.  Repercussively. 

re"per-cus'siv-ness*,  n.  Repercus- 
siveness. 

re-pet 'i-tlv«,  a.     Repetitive. 

re-pet'1-tlv-ness^,  n.   Repetitiveness. 

re-place 'a-bP,  a.     Replacetible. 

re-plant'a-bP,  a.    Replantable. 

re-plen'lshf**,  pp.     Replenished. 

re-ple'tlv*,  a.     Repletive. 

re-ple'tlv-ly»,  adv.     Repletively. 

re-plev'lnd»,  pp.     Replevined. 

re-pleY'l-a-bl*",  a.     Repleviable. 

re-plev'is-a-bP,  a.     Replevisable. 

rep'li-ca"tiP,  a.     Replicatile. 

rep'li-ca"tiv«,  a.     Replicative. 

rep'll-ca"tiv-ly*,  adv.    Rephcatively. 

re-port'a-bl*",  a.     Reportable. 

rep"re-heii'si-bP,  a.     Reprehensible. 

rep"re-heii'sl-bl-nes8'',  n.  Repre- 
hensibleness. 

rep"re-heii'slv«,  a.     Reprehensive. 

rep"re-hen'siv-ly«,  adv.  Reprehen- 
sively. 

rep"re-sent'a-bP,  a.     Representable. 

rep^re-sen'ta-tlv****,  a.  &  n.  Repre- 
sentative. 

rep^re-sen'ta-tiv-ly^,  adv.  Represen- 
tatively. 

rep"re-8en'ta-tiv-ness*,  n.  Repre- 
sentativeness. 

re-pres'slv",  o.     Repressive. 


repressivness 
revocabl 


re-pres'siv-ness*,  n.    Repressiveness. 
rc-prest'^*^,  pp.     Repressed. 
re-prlev''',  v.  &  n.    Reprieve. 
re-prlevd '*"*«,  pp.     Reprieved. 
re-proach'a-bl*",  a.     Reproachable. 
re-proach'a-bl-ness»',  n.    Reproach- 

ableness. 
re-proacht""*^,  pp.     Reproached. 
rep'ro-ba"tiv*,  a.     Reprobative. 
rep'ro-ba"tlv-ly»,    adv.        Reproba- 

tively. 
re"pro-duc'i-bP,  re"pro-duce'a-bP, 

a.     Reproducible,  reproduceable. 
re"pro-duc'tlv^*^,  a.    Reproductive. 
re"pro-duc'tiv-ly»,  adv.     Reproduc- 

tively. 
re"pro-duc'tlv-ness»,  n.     Reproduc- 

tiveness. 
re-prov'a-bP,  a.    Reprovable. 
rep'tlF*%  -tlle^,  n.     Reptile. 
re-pub'llsht^*«,  pp.     Republished. 
re-pu'di-a-bP,  a.     Repudiable. 
re-pu'di-a"tiv»,  a.    Repudiative. 
re-pul'lu-la"tlv«,  a.    Repullulative. 
re-pul'slv^**,  a.    Repulsive. 
re-pulst'*,  pp.    Repulsed. 
rep'u-ta-bP,  a.     Reputable. 
rep'u-ta-bl-neSs^,  n.  Reputableness. 
re-pu'ta-tlv^,  a.    Reputative. 
re-pu'ta-tiv-ly*,  adv.     Reputatively. 
re-quip'a-bF,  a.     Requirable. 
req'ul-slt^*«,  a.  &  n.   Requisite. 
req'ui-sit-ness",  n.     Requisiteness. 
req"ul-sl'tiond*,  pp.   Requisitioned. 
re-quit'a-bF,  a.     Requitable. 
re-sclnd'^-bF,  a.     Rescindable. 
re-scls'si-bP,  a.    Rescissible. 
re-scrlp'tlv',  a.    Rescriptive. 
re-scrip 'tlv-ly*,  adv.     Rescriptively. 
res'cu-a-bP,  a.    Rescuable. 
re-sem'bP,  vt.  &  vi.     Resemble. 
re-sem'bld*',  pp.    Resembled. 
re-serv""*^,  v.  &  n.    Reserve. 
re-serv'a-bF,  a.    Reservable. 


re-ser'va-tiv«,  a.     Reservative. 
re-servd'^*^,  pp.  &  pa.    Reserved. 
re-set 'ta-bF,  a.    Resettable. 
re-slgiid'«,  pa.    Resigned. 
res'i-nus^,  a.    Resinous. 
re-slst'I-bF,  a.     Resistible. 
re-sist'1-bl-ness'',  n.     Resistibleness. 
re-sls'tlv«,  a.     Resistive. 
re-sis 'tlv-ness«,  n.    Resistivenesa. 
res'o-lu-bl^,  a.     Resoluble. 
res'o-lu-bl-ness'',  n.    Resolubleness. 
res'o-lu"tlv*,  a.  &  n.     Resolutive. 
re-sol v'^**,  V.  &  n.    Resolve. 
re-solv'a-W,  a.     Resolvable. 
re-solv'a-bl-ness*",  n.  Resolvableness. 
re-soIvd'^*»,  pp.  &  pa.    Resolved. 
re-sorp'tiv^,  a.     Resorptive. 
re-specfa-bl*",  a.  &  n.     Respectable. 
re-spect'a-bl-ness^,  n.    Respectable- 


re-spee'tiv***,  a.    Respective. 
re-spec 'tiv-ly^,  adv.  Respectively. 
re-sper'siv»,  a.    Respersive. 
re-spir'a-bl^,  a.     Respirable. 
re-spir'a-bl-ness^,  n.  Respirableness. 
re-spir'a-tiv^,  a.     Respirative. 
res 'pit  ^*»,  -ite«,  v.  &  n.     Respite. 
re-spon'si-bl*',  a.  &  n.     Responsible. 
re-spon'sl-bl-ness^,  n.    Responsible- 

ness. 
re-spon'siv'P*^,  a.     Responsive. 
re-spon'siv-ly*,  adv.    Responsively. 
re-spon'siv-ness^,  n.  Responsiveness. 
rest*,  V.  &  n.     Wrest. 
res'ti-tu"tiv*,  a.     Restitutive. 
res'tiv^*^,  a.     Restive. 
res'tiv-ly«,  adv.     Restively. 
res'tlv-ness»,  n.    Restiveness. 
res'tle*,  v.  &  n.     Wrestle. 
re-stor'a-bl^,  a.     Restorable. 
re-stor'a-tiv*,  a.  &  n.     Restorative. 
re-stor'a-tiv-ly«,  adv.    Restoratively. 
re-strain'a-bl'',  a.     Restrainable. 
re-straind""*",  pp.     Restrained. 


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revocabl 


re-strlc'tlv'"**,  a.     Restrictive. 
re-strlc'tlv-ly^,  adv.     Restrictively. 
re-strlc'tlv-ness»,  n.   Restrictiveness. 
re-sum 'a-bF,  a.     Resumable. 
re-sump 'tlv»,  a.     Resumptive. 
re-sump'tlv-Iy«,  adv.    Resumptively. 
res^ur-rec'tlv^,  a.     Resurreetive. 
re-sus'cl-ta"tlv*,  a.     Resuscitative. 
re-ta'bF,  n.     Retable. 
re-talld"'*»,  pp.     Retailed. 
re-talu'a-bF,  a.     Retainable. 
re-tain'a-bl-ness^,  n.  Retainableness. 
re-talnd'^*«,  pp.     Retained. 
re-tal'l-a^tlv^*',  a.     Retaliative. 
re-tard'a-tlv^,  a.    Retardative. 
retch*,  n.    Wretch. 
retch 'ed»,  a.    Wretched. 
retcht*,  pp.    Retched. 
re-ten'tlv^*»,  a.     Retentive. 
re-ten'tlv-ly*,  adv.     Retentively. 
re-ten'tlv-ness*,  n.    Retentiveness. 
ret'o-rlc",  n.     Rhetoric. 
re-tor'tiv",  a.     Retortive. 
re-toucht'*,  pp.     Retouched. 
re-trace'a-bF,  a.     Retraceable. 
re-tract 'a-bF,  re-tract '1-bF,  a.  Re- 
tractable, retractible. 
re-trac'tlF**,  -lle»,  a.     Retractile. 
re-trac'tiv*,  a.     Retractive. 
re-trac'tiv-ly*,  adv.     Retractively. 
re-trac'tlv-ness»,  n.     Retractiveness. 
re- trencht '*"*«,  pp.     Retrenched. 
re-trlb'u-tlv^*«,  a.     Retributive. 
re-trib'u-tiv-ly«,  adv.    Retributively. 
re-trlev"",  vt.  &  vi.     Retrieve. 
re-trlev'a-bF,  a.     Retrievable. 
re-triev'a-bl-ness'',  n.     Retrievable- 


re-trlevd '*■*■,  pp.    Retrieved. 
re^tro-ac'tlv',  a.    Retroactive. 
re'^tro-ac'tiv-ly*,  adv.    Retroactively. 
re^'tro-ces'slv^,  a.    Retrocessive. 
re^'tro-gen'er-a-tlv*,  a.    Retrogener- 
ative. 


re"tro-gres'siv*,  a.     Retrogressive. 

re"tro-gres'slv-Iy«,  adv.  Retrogres- 
sively. 

re"tro-pul'siv«,  a.     Retropulsive. 

refro-spec'tiv**,  a.    Retrospective. 

re"tro-ten'slv*,  a.     Retrotensive. 

re^'tro-ten'slv-ly^,  adv.  Retroten- 
sively. 

re"tro-vac'cin*,  n.    Retrovaccine. 

re-tuch'^,  vt.    Retouch. 

re-tucht'^,  pp.    Retouched. 

re- turn 'a-bF,  a.     Returnable. 

re-turnd'^**,  pp.     Returned. 

reum«,  n.     Rheum. 

reu'ma-tism^,  n.     Rheumatism. 

re"u-nlt'a-bF,  a.     Reunitable. 

re-Yampt'»,  pp.     Revamped. 

re-veal'a-bF,  a.     Revealable. 

re-veal'a-bl-ness^,  n.  Revealableness. 

re-veald'»,  pa.     Revealed. 

rev'eld^**,  pp.     Reveled,  revelled. 

rev'e-la"tlv»,  a.     Revelative. 

reT'el-Ing*",  n.     Revelling. 

re-venge'a-bF,  a.     Revengeable. 

re-ver'a-bF,  a.     Reverable. 

re-ver'ber-a-tlv«,  a.     Reverberative. 

re-ver'sa-tlP,  a.     Reversatile. 

re-vers'l-bF,  re-vers'a-bF,  a.  &  n. 
Reversible,  reversable. 

re-vers'l-bl-ness*",  n.   Reversibleness. 

re-ver'sion-a-bF,  a.   Reversionable. 

re-ver'slv«,  a.     Reversive. 

re-verst'^*^,  pa.     Reversed. 

re-vert '1-bF,  a.     Revertible. 

re-ver'tlv-ly»,  adv.     Revertively. 

re- view 'a-bF,  a.     Reviewable. 

re-vlewd'^*»,  pp.     Reviewed. 

re- vis 'a-bF,  re- vis '1-bF,  a.  Revis- 
able,  revisible. 

re-vlv'a-bF,  a.     Revivable. 

re"vl-vls'cl-bF,  a.     Reviviscible. 

re-vlze'^,  v.  &  n.     ReATise. 

rev'o-ca-bF,  rev'o-ka-bF,  a.  Revo- 
cable, revokable. 


revocatlv 
salvablness 


98 


rev'o-ca"tlv^,  a.  ^Revocative. 

rev'o-lu-bF,  a.     Revoluble. 

rev"o-Iu'tlv«,  a.     Revolutive. 

re- vol v""**,  vt.  &  vi.     Revolve. 

re-volv'a-bP,  a.     Revolvable. 

re-volvd'^*«,  -pp.     Revolved. 

re-vul'siv*"*^,  a.  &  n.     Revulsive. 

re-vul'siv-Iy«,  adv.     Revulsively. 

re-ward'a-bP,  a.     Rewardable. 

re-ward'a-bl-ness'",  n.     Rewardable- 
ness. 

Rhad^a-man'thinS  -tins  a.    Rhad- 
amanthine,  Rhadamantin. 

rhl-noc'e-rin^,  a.     Rhinocerine. 

rhi-noc"e-roii'tin8,  a.     Rhinoceron- 
tine. 

rhl-nol'o-phIn»,  a.  &  n.  Rhinolophine. 

rhi"no-po'ina-tin»,  a.     Rhinopoma- 
tiae. 

rhyn'cho-pln«,  a.  &  n.  Rhynchopine. 

rhyth-mlz'a-blS  a.    Rhythmizable. 

rib'bond^,  pp.     Ribboned. 

ribd»,  -pp.  &  pa.     Ribbed. 

rld'a-bl*",  rlda'a-bP,  a.  Ridable,  ride- 
able. 

rl-dlc'u-lus",  a.     Ridiculous. 

rld'P,  V.  &  n.     Riddle. 

rld'ldS  pp.     Riddled. 

rld'n%  pp.     Ridden. 

rif 'raf'S  n.     Riffraff. 

rlgd*"*',  pp.  &  pa.     Rigged. 

rig'gle^,  V.  &  n.     Wriggle. 

right^,  n.     Wright. 

right'a-bl",  a.    Rightable. 

rlg'or^*^,  n.     Rigor,  rigour. 

rlg'or-us*,  a.     Rigorous. 

rU^*S  V.  &  n.     Rill. 

rildS  pp.     Rilled. 

rime*"**,  v.  &  n.    Rhyme. 

riin'er^*8,  n.     Rhymer. 

rlm'pP,  V.  &  n.     Rimple. 

rtng°,  vt.  &  vi.     Wring. 

ring'a-bF,  a.    Ringable. 
(  rlngd^,  pa.    Ringed. 


rln'kle*,  v.  &  n.     Wrinkle. 
ri-noc'e-ros%  n.     Rhinoceros. 
rinsf*',  pp.     Rinsed. 
rlp'end'"*^,  pp.     Ripened. 
rip'F,  v.  &  n.     Ripple. 
rip'ld'^,  pp.     Rippled. 
ript»,  pp.     Ripped. 
ris'i-bP,  a.     Risible. 
ris'1-bl-ness'',  n.     Risiblenesa. 
riskt^*^,  pp.     Risked. 
rist^,  n.     Wrist. 
rite«,  V.  &  n.     Write. 
rit'er^,  n.     Writer. 
rithe«,  vt.  &  vi.     Writhe. 
rit'ings,  n.     Writing. 
rlt'ten»,  pp.     Written. 
ri'valdp*^,  pp.     Rivaled,  rivalled. 
riv'er-in«,  a.     Riverine. 
riv'et-ed'',  pp.     Rivetted. 
riy'Di",  pa.     Riven. 
rize'",  vt.  &  vi.     Rise. 
riz'n^,  pp.     Risen. 
ri'zome^,  n.     Rhizome. 
ro^,  n.     Roe. 
ro*,  V.  &  n.     Row. 
roamd^,  pp.     Roamed. 
roard*"*^,  pp.     Roared. 
robd''*^,  pp.     Robbed. 
rockf**,  pp.     Rocked. 
ro"do-den'dron«,  n.    Rhododendron. 
roed»,  a.     Rowed. 

roes^,  3rd  per.  sing.  pres.  ind.     Rows. 
rolld*'*8,  pp.     Roiled. 
rolst'erd^,  pp.     Roistered. 
rold''*8,  pp.     Rolled. 
rol'lu-llns,  a.  &  n.     Rolluline. 
rom'bold^,  a.  &  n.     Rhomboid. 
rom'busS  n.     Rhombus. 
roiiipt*'*8,  pp.     Romped. 
rong8,  v.,  a.,  n.  &  adv.     Wrong. 
rooft''*8,  pp.     Roofed. 
roomd^**,  a.     Roomed. 
rop'a-bl^,  Fope'a-bP,  a.     Ropable, 
ropeable. 


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salvablness 


ros'lnd*,  pa.     Rosined. 

ruff*',  a.    Ruffed. 

ro'tat-a-bP,  a.     Rotatable 

ru'In-a-W,  a.    Ruinable. 

ro'ta-tiv«,  a.     Rotative. 

ru'lnd*,  pp.    Ruined. 

ro'ta-tlv-ly«,  adv.    Rotatively. 

rul'a-bP,  a.     Rulable. 

rothS  a.     Wroth. 

rul'loc^,  n.     RuUoek. 

rot'n'',  a.    Rotten. 

rum'bl^,  V.  &  n.     Rumble. 

rought^,  imp.  &  pp.     Wrought. 

ruiii'bld%  pp.     Rumbled. 

rout'a-bF,  a.     Routable. 

ru'ml-na"tlv»,  a.     Ruminative. 

rowd'"*«,  pp.  &  a.    Rowed. 

ru'mi-na"tiv-ly«,  adv.  Ruminatively. 

roze*",  imp.    Rose. 

ru'mor«,  v.  &  n.    Rumor,  rumour. 

ru«,  V.  &  n.     Rue. 

ru'mord*,  pp.     Rmnored. 

ru'barb^,  n.     Rhubarb. 

run'dP,  n.    Rundle. 

rub'berd»,  pp.     Rubbered. 

rung«,  imp.  &  pp.     Wrung. 

rubd»,  pp.     Rubbed. 

run'oa-bl"*,  a.     Runnable. 

rud'doc»,  n.     Ruddock. 

ru-pes'trln»,  a.     Rupestrine. 

Bu-dolph'in»,  a.     Rudolphine. 

ru^pi-cap'rln^,  a.    Rupicaprine. 

ruP'^,  v.,  a.  &  n.     Rough. 

ru-plc'o-llii«,  a.     Rupicoline. 

ruf^S  V.  &  n.     Rufif. 

r  up 'tip,  a.     Ruptile. 

ruf'en'',  vt.  &  vi.     Roughen. 

rup'tlv*,  a.     Ruptive. 

ruf'end^,  pp.     Roughened. 

rup'tur-a-bF,  a.     Rupturable. 

ruf'en-ing',  pres.  p.     Roughening. 

rusht^*«,  pp.     Rushed. 

ruff'en^,  vt.  &  vi.     Roughen. 

ru'sin*,  a.    Rusine. 

ruf 'ferS  a.  &  n.     Rougher. 

rus'tP,  V.  &  n.     Rustle. 

ruf'P,  V.  &  n.     Ruffle. 

^us'tld^  pp.    Rustled. 

ruf'ld%  a.     Ruffled. 

rythm»,  n.    Rhythm. 

sa'ber*'*8,  y^  ^  ,j.     Sabre. 
sa'berd^*^,  pp.     Sabered. 
sab'u-lin^,  a.     Sabuline. 
sac'ca-rin^,  a.  &  n.     Saccharin,  sac- 
charine. 
sackt''*^,  pp.     Sacked. 
sad'dehd^*^,  pp.    Saddened. 
sad'l^,  V.  &  n.     Saddle. 
sad 'Id  ""j  pp.  &  a.     Saddled. 
safe'gard"*,  v.  &  n.    Safeguard. 
saf'flre^,  n.     Sapphire. 
sagd^*»,  pp.     Sagged. 
sag-mat'o-rhin^,  a.   Sagmatorhine. 
sag'van-dlt»,  n.     Sagvandite. 
sai'gin",  a.  &  n.    Saigine. 
saU'a-bl%  a.    Sailable. 


saUd'*",  a.     Sailed. 

sal'a-bP,  sale'a-bP,  a.  Salable,  sale- 
able. 

sal'a-bl-ness^,  n.     Salableness. 

sal"a-inan'drin»,  a.  &  n.  Salaman- 
drine. 

sal'an-gin^,  n.     Salangine. 

saI'i-fl"a-bP,  a.     SaUfiable. 

sal'lo»,  a.  &  n.     Sallow. 

sal'lowd^,  pp.     Sallowed. 

sal-pin"go-staph'y-lln»,  a.  Sal- 
pingostaphyline. 

salf'pe'ter''*",  n.     Saltpetre. 

salv^**,  V.  &  n.    Salve. 

sal'va-bP,  a.     Salvable. 

sal'va-bl-ness',  n.    Salvableness. 


salvd 
selfspreservativ 

salvd^*»,  pp.     Salved. 
sal've-lin«,  a.    Salveline. 
sam'flre^,  n.     Samphire. 
san'a-bl^,  a.     Sanable. 
san'a-bl-ness*",  n.     Sanableness. 
san'a-tiv''*^,  a.     Sanative. 
sanc'ti-fl"a-bl'',  a.    Sanctifiable. 
sanc'tl-fl"a-bl-ness'',    n.       Sanctifi- 

ableness. 
sanc'tion-a-bP,  a.    Sanctionable. 
sanc'tion-a-tlv«,  a.     Sanctionative. 
sanc'tiond^,  pp.     Sanctioned. 
san'dald''*^,  a.     Sandaled. 
saii'guin''*^,  a.  &  n.     Sanguine. 
san'guln-less'"*^,  a.     Sanguineless. 
san'guln-ly''*^,  adv.    Sanguinely. 
san'i-din^,  n.    Sanidine. 
sans"cu-lot'tld«,  n.     Sansculottide. 
8an'ta-lin»,  a.    Santaline. 
sa-pon'l-fl"a-bF,  a.    Saponifiable. 
sap'phir-in^,  a.  &  n.     Sapphirine. 
sapt^,  pp.    Sapped. 
sar-cof  a-gus^,  n.     Sarcophagus. 
sar'co-lln",  a.    SarcoUne. 
sar-din'^,  -Ine'^,  n.    Sardine. 
sasht^*%  pp.    Sashed. 
sa'ti-a-W,  a.     Satiable. 
sa'tl-a-bl-ness'',  n.     Satiableness 
sat'ls-fl"a-bl%  a.     Satisfiable. 
sat'u-ra-bl'',    a.    Saturable. 
sat'u-ra-tlv«,  a.     Saturative. 
sat'ur-nln^,  a.     Saturnine. 
sat'ur-nln-ly*,  adv.     Saturninely. 
saun'terd''**,  pp.     Sauntered. 
sau"ro-the'rlii',  a.     Saurotherine. 
sav'a-bP,    save'a-bP,   a.      Savable, 

saveable. 
sav'a-bl-ness'',  n.    Savableness. 
sav'l-or^*«,  n.    Saviour. 
sa'vor''*^,  V.  &  n.    Savour. 
sa'vord''**,  pp.    Savored,  savoured. 
sawd^,  pp.    Sawed. 
sax'a-tll»,  -lle^,  a.     Saxatile. 
sax-lc'o-lin",  a.    Saxicoline. 


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say'a-bP,  a.    Sayable. 

scabd»,  a.    Scabbed. 

scal'a-bl^,  scale'a-bP,  a.     Scalable, 

scaleable. 
scald^,  a.    Scalled. 
scal'lopt^,  pa.    Scalloped. 
scalpt*"*%  pp.    Scalped. 
scamp 'erd^,  pp.    Scampered. 
scampt",  pp.     Scamped. 
scand^*^,  pp.     Scanned. 
scard*"**,  pp.     Scarred. 
scarff'^,  pp.     Scarfed. 
scarpt^,  pa.     Scarped. 
scarse*",  a.  &  odv.     Scarce. 
scar'sl-ty^,  n.     Scarcity. 
scat'terd*"*",  pa.     Scattered. 
scep'ter^**,  v.  &  n.     Sceptre. 
scep'terd'*»,  pp.    Sceptered. 
schlz"o-ne-iner'tln«,  a.  &  n.  Schizo- 

nemertine. 
school 'a-bF,  a.     Schoolable. 
schoold»»  pp.     Schooled. 
scIs'slF*^,  -ile«,  a.     Scissile. 
scis'sors.     See  cissors. 
scl'u-rln*,  a.  &  n.     Sciurine. 
scle-ru'rln^,  a.  &  n.    Sclerurine. 
scof ^,  V.  &  n.    Scoff. 
scoft*'*^,  pp.    Scoffed. 
scol'ar^*8,  n.     Scholar. 
sco-las'tlc**,  a.  &  n.    Scholastic. 
sco'll-um»,  n.     SchoUum. 
scom"ber-es'o-cln^,  a.  &  n.     Scom- 

beresocine. 
sconsc,  V.  &  n.    Sconce. 
scool''**,  V.  &  n.    School. 
scoon'er^,  n.    Schooner. 
scoopt^*^,  pp.    Scooped. 
scorcht^,  pa.     Scorched. 
scornd''*^,  pp.     Scorned. 
scotcht*,  pp.     Scotched. 
scourd'"*^,  pp.    Scoured. 
scowld^,  pp.    Scowled. 
scrab'P,  v.  &  n.     Scrabble. 
scrach'',  v.,  a.  &  n.    Scratch. 


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scrachf,  pp.    Scratched. 
scram 'bP,  v.  &  n.     Scramble. 
scram'bld'*,  pp.     Scrambled. 
scrapt^,  pp.    Scrapped. 
scratch t»,  pp.     Scratched. 
scrawld^*",  pp.    Scrawled. 
screakt^,  pp.    Screaked. 
screamd^**,  pp.    Screamed. 
screccht^*^,  pp.     Screeched. 
screend^**,  pp.     Screened. 
screwd*"**,  pa.    Screwed. 
scrlb'bla-ti¥",  a.     Scribblative. 
scrlb'!*",  V.  &  n.     Scribble. 
scrlb'ld^,  pp.    Scribbled. 
scrimpt^,  pp.    Scrimped. 
scrold^,  a.     Scrolled. 
scru",  V.  &  n.     Screw. 
scrubd*"**,  pp.     Scrubbed. 
scru'ta-bF,  a.    Scrutable. 
scuf 'P,  V.  &  n.     Scuffle. 
scuf'ld*",  pp.    Scuffled. 
scuft*,  pp.    Scuffed. 
scuP,  V.  &  n.     Scull. 
sculd*"**,  pp.    Sculled. 
sculpt,  pp.    Sculped. 
sculp 'til,  -lie",  a.     Sculptile. 
scum'bP,  V.  &  n.     Scumble. 
scum 'bid',  pp.    Scumbled. 
scumd*"**,  pp.    Scimmied. 
scund^,  pp.     Scumied. 
scurge',  V.  &  n.     Scourge. 
scurged',  pp.     Scourged. 
scur'ril*'*^,  a.    Scurrile. 
scutcht^,  pp.     Scutched. 
scu'tel-Un",  a.     ScuteUine. 
scut'F,  V.  &  n.    Scuttle. 
scufW,  pp.     Scuttled. 
scyt'a-lln»,  a.    Scytaline. 
seald**",  pp.    Sealed. 
seamd''*'',  pp.    Seamed. 
seard'*8,  pp.    Seared. 
sea'son-a-bP,  a.    Seasonable. 
sea'sond^,  pp.    Seasoned. 
se-clu'sl?*"**,  a.    Seclusive. 


'  •    ^    '     '  '  • '  J  >  •  •  >  '  ^  :  .'  . ,       salvd 
,  /,''  l^^  I  \'  '.  ;  ; \  I s^liTsipreserTativ 

se-cre'tiv'**,  a.    Secretive. 

se-cre'tlv-ly^,  adv.    Secretively. 

se-cre'tlv-ness*,  n.     Secretiveness. 

sec 'til,  -lle»,  a.    Sectile. 

sec'tiv^,  a.     Sective. 

sec'un-din",  sec'on-dins  n.    Secun- 

dine,  secondine. 
se-cur'a-bF,  a.     Securable. 
sed'a-tlv''*8,  a.  &  n.     Sedative. 
se-duc'l-bF,  se-duce'a-bP,  a.     Se- 

ducible,  seduceable. 
se-du'civ^,  a.     Seducive. 
se-duc'tiv**,  a.    Seductive. 
se-duc'tiv-ly«,  adv.     Seductively. 
se-duc'tiv-ness«,  n.     Seductiveness. 
see'a-W,  a.  &  n.     Seeable. 
seek'a-bP,  a.     Seekable. 
seemd''*^,  pp.     Seemed. 
seept^,  pp.     Seeped. 
see'sawd"'*^,  pp.     Seesawed. 
seethd^,  pp.     Seethed. 
seg're-ga-bF,  a.     Segregable. 
seg're-ga"tiv«,  a.     Segregative. 
seind",  pp.     Seined. 
sei-u'rin*,  a.     Seiurine. 
seiz'",  vt.  &  vi.     Seize. 
selz'a-bP,  a.     Seizable. 
seizd'*8,  pp.    Seized. 
seP*«,  vi.  &  vi.     Sell. 
se-lect'a-bP,  a.    Selectable. 
se-lec'tiv*,  a.     Selective. 
se-lec'tlv-ly»,  adv.     Selectively. 
self"*ac'tiv«,  a.     Self=active. 
self"#ad-just'a-bP,  a.  Self=adjustable. 
self"»as-ser'tiv«,  a.   Self=assertive. 
self'sas-ser'tlv-ness*,  n.     Self*asser- 

tiveness. 
self"#de-feii'siv»,  a.     Self^defensive. 
self'sef-fa'ciV,  a.     Self=effacive. 
self"#e-lec'tlv»,  a.    Self^elective. 
self'sln-duc'tlv,  a.    Self=inductive. 
self'slu'ml-nus^,  a.     Self=luminous. 
self"*pre-ser'va-tlv«,  a.    SeK^preser- 

vative. 


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102 


self'sre-pul'slv*,  a.    Self*repiilsive. 

se'rl-us^,  a.     Serious. 

selFa-bl%  a.    Sellable. 

ser'o-tln^,  n.    Serotine. 

selvs''*^,  n.  pi.    Selves. 

ser'pen-tlv^*^,  a.     Serpentive. 

sem'bla-bP,  a.    Semblable. 

ser'pu-lln»,  a.     Serpuline. 

se'men-cin»,  n.     Semencine. 

ser"ra-sal'mo-nln%  a.  &  n.  Serrasal- 

sem"ln-va'rl-aii-tiv»,  a.    Seminvari- 

monine. 

antive. 

serv''*«,  vt.  &  vi.    Serve. 

sem"i-per'me-a-bF,  a.    Semiperme- 

serv'a-bP, a.     Servable. 

able. 

ser'val-iii»,  a.     Servaline. 

8em"i-pls'cln8,  a.    Semipiscine. 

servd^*8,  pp.     Served. 

sem"l-port'a-bF,  a.     Semiportable. 

ser'vlce-a-bP,  a.     Serviceable. 

sem"no-pith'e-cln»,  a.  &  n.   Senmo- 

ser'vlce-a-bl-ness'',  n.     Serviceable- 

pithecine. 

ness. 

se'nlP*%  -116"*%  a.    Senile. 

ser'vU^*«,  -lle^*%  a.  &  n.    Servile. 

sen'sI-bP,  a.  &  n.    Sensible. 

ser'vil-ly8,  adv.     Servilely. 

sen'siP*%  -ile^*«,  a.     Sensile. 

ser'vil-ness*,  n.     Servileness. 

sen'sl-tiv''**,  a.  &  n.    Sensitive. 

ser'vls%  n.     Service. 

sen'st-tlv-ly^,  adv.    Sensitively. 

ses'a-mln^,  a.     Sesamine. 

sen'si-tlv-ness*,  n.    Sensitiveness. 

ses'l-ln^,  a.  &  n.     Sesiine. 

sen"so-ri-di-ges'tIv»,  a.      Sensoridi- 

ses'slF*%  -ile^*S  a.    Sessile. 

gestive. 

sets  n.    Sett. 

sensf'*%  pp.     Sensed. 

se-ta'ceus^,  a.     Setaceous. 

sent^*«,  V.  &  n.     Scent. 

se-ta'ceus-ly»,  adv.     Setaceously. 

sent'ed",  pp.     Scented. 

se-tlf'er-us»,  a.     Setiferous. 

sen'ti-neld8,  pp.     Sentineled,  senti- 

se-tlg'er-us^, a.     Setigerous. 

nelled. 

set'F,  V.  &  n.    Settle. 

sep'a-lin»,  a.    Sepaline. 

set'IdS  pa.    Settled. 

sep'a-ra-bP,  a.     Separable. 

set'l-ment*",  n.     Settlement. 

sep'a-ra-bl-ness'*,  n.     Separableness. 

se-toph'a-gln*,  a.     Setophagine. 

sep'a-ra"tiv''**,  a.     Separative. 

set'ta-bF,  a.     Settable. 

sep-tet'^,  n.     Septette. 

sev'er-a-bP,  a.     Severable. 

sep'ol-cher*"**,  v.  &  n.     Sepulchre. 

sev'erd«,  pp.    Severed. 

sep'ul-cherd *'*'»,    pp.       Sepulchered, 

sewd''*»,  pp.    Sewed. 

sepulchred. 

sew'erds,  pp.     Sewered. 

se-ques'terd*"*",  pa.     Sequestered. 

sex'i-syl"la-bP,  n.     Sexisy liable. 

se-ques'tra-W,  a.     Sequestrable. 

sex-tet'%  n.     Sextette. 

ser'af*,  n.     Seraph. 

sex'tIF,  a.  &  n.     Sextile. 

se-raf'lc*",  a.    Seraphic. 

sfe'nold''*s  a.  &  n.    Sphenoid. 

ser'a-flm*",  n.     Seraphim. 

sfere''*8,  v.  &  n.   '  Sphere. 

serch*",  v.  &  n.     Search. 

sfer'tc*"**,  a.     Spheric. 

serch'a-bP,  a.     Searchable. 

sfer'i-caF*S  a.     Spherical. 

serch'a-bl-ness'',  n.     Searchableness. 

sfer'lcs''*S  n.     Spherics. 

sercht^  a.     Searched. 

sfe'rold*"**,  n.     Spheroid. 

se'rin«,  n.     Serine. 

sfer'ule'"*8,  n.     Spherule. 

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slderografy 

sflnx*"**,  n.     Sphinx. 

shipt*"*",  pp.  &  pa.     Shipped. 

shack"F,  v.  &  n.     Shackle. 

shirdS  pa.     Shirred. 

shack'ld^  pp.     Shackled. 

shlrkt''*",  pp.     Shirked. 

shad"owd''*%  pp.     Shadowed. 

shlT'erd*"*",  pa.     Shivered. 

shad"ow-gpaF*«,  n.     Shadowgraph. 

sho«,  V.  &  n.    Show. 

shad"ow-graf 'IC^**,  a.  Shadowgraph- 

shoald",  pp.     Shoaled. 

ic. 

shockt^*8,  pp.     Shocked. 

shagd»,  a.  &.  pp.     Shagged. 

shoot 'a-bP,  a.     Shootable. 

shake'a-bP,  a.     Shakeable. 

shopf*",  pp.     Shopped. 

shaF*%  V.     ShaU. 

short'end''*",  pp.     Shortened. 

shaI'Io«,  v.,  a.  &  n.     Shallow. 

shourderd^,  a.     Shouldered. 

shal'lowd",  pp.     Shallowed. 

shov'eld«,  pp.     Shoveled,  shovelled. 

sham'bP,  v.  &  n.     Shamble. 

showd*"*",  pp.     Showed. 

sham'bld'',  pp.     Shambled. 

show'erd",  pp.     Showered. 

sham'bls'',  n.  pi.    Shambles. 

shrIekt^*S  pp.     Shrieked. 

shamd",  pp.     Shamimed. 

shrIP*%  V.  &  a.     Shrill. 

sham-pood '»,  pp.     Shampooed. 

shrilds  pp.     ShriUed. 

sham 'roc",  n.     Shamrock. 

shrlnk'a-bP,  a.     Shrinkable. 

shankt",  a.     Shanked. 

shrugd^*«,  pp.     Shrugged. 

shap'a-bP,  shape'a-bF,  a.  Shapable, 

shuckt",  pp.     Shucked. 

shapeable. 

shud'derd»,  pp.     Shuddered. 

sharkt»,  pp.    Sharked. 

shuf'F,  V.  &  n.     Shuffle. 

sharp 'end*"*",  pp.    Sharpened. 

shuf'ld%  pp.     Shuffled. 

sharpt",  pp.     Sharped. 

shund",  pp.     Shunned. 

shat'terdS  pp.     Shattered. 

shut'F,  V.  &  n.     Shuttle. 

shawld»,  pp.     Shawled. 

shut'terd*,  pp.    Shuttered. 

sheard''*^,  pp.     Sheared. 

shuv^,  V.  &  n.    Shove. 

sheathd",  pa.     Sheathed. 

shuvd'',  pp.    Shoved. 

sheavs'',  n.  pi.    Sheaves. 

shuv'eP,  V.  &  n.     Shovel. 

sheerd^,  pp.     Sheered. 

shuv'eld^,  pp.     Shoveled,  shovelled. 

sheP*%  v.,  a.  &  n.     Shell. 

shuv'el-er'*,  n.    Shoveler,  shoveller. 

sheld-*«,  a.     Shelled. 

shuv'el-fuP,  n.    Shovelful. 

shel-lact'*,  pp.     Shellacked. 

shuv'el-Ing'',  n.    Shoveling. 

shel'terd^",  pp.    Sheltered. 

shuv'er^,  n.     Shover. 

shelv^*S  vt.     Shelve. 

shuv'ing'',  pres.  p.     Shoving. 

shelvd^*S  pp.     Shelved. 

sl-al'a-gog*"*",  n.     Sialagogue. 

shelvs'',  n.  pi.     Shelves. 

sic'ca-tlv^*«,  a.  &  n.    Siccative. 

sher'IF*S  n.    Sheriff. 

slck'end*"",  pp.     Sickened. 

shift'a-bF,  a.     Shiftable. 

si-cu'lo-dln»,  a.     Siculodine. 

shlm'merd^,  pp.     Shimmered. 

sId'er-o-graf*«,  n.    Siderograph. 

shind^,  vt.  &  vi.     Shinned. 

sld"er-o-graf'ic''*«,  a.   Siderographic. 

shin'gP,  V.  &  n.     Shingle. 

sld"er-og'ra-flst'**»,    n.       Siderogra- 

shin'gld'',  pp.  &  a.     Shingled. 

phist. 

shin'gls'',  n.    Shingles. 

sld^er-og^ra-fy*"*",  n.     Siderography. 

sifon 

snafl 

sffon*"*',  V.  &  n.     Siphon. 

sl'fond^*8,  pp      Siphoned. 

sl"fo-na'ceus«,  a.    Siphonaceous. 

si'fon-less^**,  a.     Siphonless. 

slghd''*^,  pp.     Sighed. 

sight 'a-bP,  a.     Sightable. 

sIg"ll-log'ra-fer^*8,  n.  Sigillographer. 

sig"il-log'ra-fy^",  n.     Sigillography. 

sIgn'a-bP,  a.     Signable. 

sig'na-grar"**,  n.     Signagraph. 

slg'nald^,  pp.     Signaled,  signalled. 

sig'nal-lze^*S  vt.  &  vi.     Signahse. 

slgnd^*«,  j)^.     Signed. 

slg'ni-fl"a-bl*',  a.     Signifiable. 

slg-nlf'I-ca"tlv^*",  a.  &  n.  Significa- 
tive. 

slg-iiif'l-ca"tlv-ly'',  adv.  Significa- 
tively.  [tiveness. 

slg-nlfl-ca^tlv-ness",    n.    Significa- 


siF 


SiU. 


slldS  pp.     Silled. 

sl-ll'ceus«,  sl-U'clus*,  a.  Siliceous, 
siUcious. 

sll"l-qua'ceus«,  a.     Siliquaceous. 

sU'lo-graP**,  n.     Sillograph. 

sil-log'ra-fer^*»,  n.  Sillographer. 

sll'van^,  a.  &  n.     Sylvan. 

sll'verd^*^,  pp.     Silvered. 

slm'l-Ia-tlv^**,  a.     Similative. 

sim'i-tar^,  n.     Scimitar. 

sim'i-tard»,  a.     Simitared. 

sim'i-us^,  a.     Simious. 

slm'1-us-ness^,  n.    Simiousness. 

stm'merd",  pp.     Simmered. 

sim'perd",  pp.     Simpered. 

stm'pP,  a.  &  n.     Simple. 

slm'pl-ness'',  n.     Simpleness. 

slm'pli-fi-ca''tlv«,  o.    Simphficative. 

slm'pl-ton'',  n.     Simpleton. 

slm'u-la"tlv''*«,  a.     Simulative. 

sliii'u-la"tlv-ly ''*'»,  adv.  Simulatively. 

si"mul-ta'ne-us»,  a.    Simultaneous. 

sl"inul-ta'ne-us-ly",  adv.  Simultane- 
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sind^,  pp.     Sinned. 
sin'der^,  n.     Cinder. 
sln'ew-us^,  a.     Sinewous. 
sing'a-bP,  a.     Singable. 
sing'a-bl-ness'',  n.    Singablenesa. 
sin'gP,  v.,  a.  &  n.     Single. 
sin'gW,  pp.     Singled. 
sln'ls-trus",  a.     Sinistrous. 
sin'ls-trus-ly^,  adv.     Sinistrously. 
sink'a-bF,  a.     Sinkable. 
sinse'',  adv.,  prep.,  &  conj.     Since. 
sin'u-us^,  a.     Sinuous. 
sln'u-us-ly^,  adv.     Sinuously. 
sln'u-us-ness^,  n.    Sinuousness. 
sl'on^,  n.    Scion,  cion. 
slpt^*«,  pp.     Sipped. 
sls^*«,  V.  &  n.    Siss. 
sls'sors^,  n.  pi.     Scissors. 
Sis 'tins  Slx'tln%  a.    Sistine,  Sixtine. 
sithe''*^,  V.  &  n.     Scythe. 
slt'ta-cln",  n.     Sittacine. 
sit'tln^,  a.  &  n.     Sittine. 
glyp*s^  V.  &  n.    Sieve. 
slvd*,  pp.    Sieved, 
siz''",  vi.     Sizz. 

slz'a-bP,  slze'a-bF,  a.    Sizable,  size- 
able. 
slzd»,  pp.     Sizzed. 
slzl^*»,  V.  &  n.     Sizzle. 
slzW**,  pp.     Sizzled. 
skech'',  V.  &  n.    Sketch. 
skech"a-bll'l-ty,  n.     Sketchability. 
skech'a-bP,  a.     Sketchable. 
skech'er^,  n.     Sketcher. 
skech'l-ly,  adv.     Sketchily. 
skech'i-ness'*,  n.     Sketchiness. 
skechf,  pp.     Sketched. 
skech'y,  a.     Sketchy. 
skep'tic*",  n.     Sceptic. 
sketcht^,  pp.    Sketched. 
skewd",  pp.     Skewed. 
skew'erd»,  pp.     Skewered. 
skl'a-graf''*«,  v.  &  n.     Skiagraph. 
skl-ag'ra-fer^*"i  n.     Skiagrapher. 


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sifon 
snafl 


ski"a-granc''*S  a.     Skiagraphic. 

sloS  n.     Sloe. 

skl-ag'ra-fy*'*%    skl-og'ra-fy'*S    n. 

sIo»,  V.  &  a.     Slow. 

Skiagraphy,  skiography. 

slob'berd«,  pp.    Slobbered. 

8kir*S  n.    Skiff. 

slopt^,  pp.     Slopped. 

skU"",  y.  &  n.    SkiU. 

slouchf**,  pp.     Slouched. 

skUd^",  a.     SkiUed. 

slowd^,  pp.     Slowed. 

skU'fuP",  a.     Skillful. 

slu%  imp.     Slew. 

sklmd*"**,  pp.    SkiTTimed. 

slur'*^,  V.  &  n.     Slough.^ 

skimpt",  pp.     Skimped. 

sluff'ing^,  pres.  p.     Sloughing. 

sklnd'"*^,  a.  &  pp.     Skinned. 

sluft'*,  pp.     Sloughed. 

sklp'pa-bP,  a.     Skippable. 

slugd",  pp.     Slugged. 

sklpf**,  pp.     Skipped. 

slum'berd^*»,  pp.     Slumbered. 

skir'misht",  pp.     Skirmished. 

slum'ber-us*',  a.    Slumberous. 

skuF*»,  n.     SkuU. 

slum'ber-us-ly^,  adv.    Slumberously. 

8kuld^*S  pp.     Skulled. 

slum'ber-us-ness»,  n.     Slumberous- 

skulktS  pp.     Skulked. 

ness. 

slab'berdS  pp.     Slabbered 

slumpt»,  pp.     Slumped. 

slabdS  pp.     Slabbed. 

slurdp*«,  pp.     Slurred. 

slack'end*"*",  pp.     Slackened. 

sinackt^*»,  a.     Smacked. 

slackf**,  pp.     Slacked. 

smalt'in»,  n.     Smaltine. 

slag'ga-bF,  a.     Slaggable. 

sma-rag'din'',  a.     Smaragdine. 

slagd%  pp.     Slagged. 

smart'end^,  pp.     Smartened. 

slamd*"*",  pp.     Slammed. 

smasht^*S  pp.     Smashed. 

slan'derd",  pp.     Slandered. 

smat'terd«,  pp.     Smattered. 

slan'der-us^,  a.    Slanderous. 

smeard''*8,  a.     Smeared. 

slan'der-us-ly»,  adv.     Slanderously. 

smeF*«,  V.  &  n.     Smell. 

slan'der-us-ness»,  n.  Slanderousness. 

smeld^*%    smelf**,    pp.      Smelled, 

slapt^*8,  pp.     Slapped. 

smelt. 

slashtS  a.     Slashed. 

smell'a-bF,  a.     Smellable. 

8lau'ter'**8,  v.  &  n.     Slaughter. 

smircht^,  pp.     Smirched. 

slau'terd^*",  pp.     Slaughtered. 

smlrkt^*^^  -pjp^     Smirked. 

slau'teF-er''*8,  n.    Slaughterer. 

smok'a-bF,  a.     Smokable. 

sIav'eFd%  pp.    Slavered. 

smoi'ders,  vt.  &  vi.     Smoulder. 

sleektS  pp.     Sleeked. 

smol'derd^,  pp.     Smoldered. 

sleev'',  V.  &  n.     Sleeve. 

smoothd*"*^,  pp.     Smoothed. 

sleevd''*«,  pp.     Sleeved. 

smoth'erd*,  pp.     Smothered. 

sHcktS  pp.     Shcked. 

smug'P,  vt.  &  vi.     Smuggle. 

slld'a-bl%  a.     SUdable. 

smug'ldS  pp.     Smuggled. 

slid'a-bl-ness'',  n.    SUdableness. 

snachS  v.  &  n.     Snatch. 

sUd'n",  pp.    Slidden. 

snach'ing'',  ppr.  &  n.     Snatching. 

slights  n.     Sleight. 

snach'iDg-ly,  adv.     Snatchingly. 

slip'perd^,  pp.     Shppered. 

snachf,  pp.    Snatched. 

sllpf*",  pp.    Slipped. 

snach'y*",  a.     Snatchy. 

sllv'erd'"*%  pp.    SUvered. 

snaf'P,  V.  &  n.     Snaffle. 

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sQaf'ld^,  pp.     Snaffled. 

so-fls'tl-caF*%  a.     Sophistical. 

snagd»,  pp.     Snagged. 

so-fls'tl-cal-ly^**,  adv.    Sophistically. 

snapt^*8,  'pp.     Snapped. 

so-fls'tl-cal-ness*"**,  n.     Sophistical- 

snarld^*^,  pp.     Snarled. 

ness. 

snatcht^,  pp.     Snatched. 

so-fls'ti-cate'***,  vt.  &  vi.     Sophisti- 

snath^*% n.     Snathe. 

cate. 

sneakt^**,  pp.     Sneaked. 

so-fls'ti-cafed*-**,  a.     Sophisticated. 

sneerd^*«,  pp.     Sneered. 

so-fls'^tl-ca'tlon"**,    n.      Sophistica- 

sneez'', v.  &  n.     Sneeze. 

tion. 

sneezd^*8,  pp.     Sneezed. 

so-fls'tt-ca"torP**,  n.     Sophisticator. 

snlck'cFd^,  pp.     Snickered. 

so-fis'tl-clsm'"**,  n.     Sophisticism. 

snir*S  V.  &  n.     Sniff. 

sof'ls-tress^**,  n.    Sophistress. 

sniff**,  pp.     Sniffed. 

sofls-try,  n.     Sophistry. 

snlpt*,  pp.     Snipped. 

sof'o-more^,  n.     Sophomore. 

snlv'eP,  V.  &  n.     Snivel. 

sof'o-mor'Ic*',  a.     Sophomoric. 

sniv'eld''**,  pp.     Sniveled,  snivelled. 

sof'tend'***,  pp.    Softened. 

snlv'el-er^,  n.     Sniveller. 

solid****,  pp.  &  a.     Soiled. 

snlv'el-y^,  a.    Snivelly. 

so'jurn^**,  v.  &  n.     Sojourn. 

sno8,  V.  &  n.     Snow. 

so'jurnd''**,  pp.     Sojourned. 

snooz'',  V.  &  n.     Snooze. 

so'jur-ner^,  n.     Sojourner. 

snoozd*"**,  pp.     Snoozed. 

sol'derd^**,  pp.    Soldered. 

snowd^*»,  pp.     Snowed. 

sol'dierd*,  pp.     Soldiered. 

snubd^*»,  pp.     Snubbed. 

sol 'em*,  a.     Solenm. 

snuf*"*«,  V.  &  n.     Snuff. 

so-llc'i-tus*,  a.     SoUcitous. 

snuf'F,  V.  &  n.    Snuffle. 

so-lid'l-fl''a-bP,  a.     SoUdifiable. 

snufW,  pp.     Snuffled. 

so-lld'l-fi''a-bl-ness%     n.      SoUdifi- 

snuff**,  pp.     Snuffed. 

ableness. 

snug'F,  vt.  &  vi.     Snuggle. 

sol'stls*,  n.     Solstice. 

snug'ld^,  pp.     Snuggled. 

sol'u-bF,  a.     Soluble. 

so*,  vt.  &  vi.     Sow. 

soFu-bl-ness"*,  n.     Solubleness. 

soard*"**,  pp.    Soared. 

sol'u-tlv'"**,  a.     Solutive. 

sobd^*S  pp.     Sobbed. 

solV**,  vt.     Solve. 

so'berd^**,  pp.    Sobered. 

solv'a-bP,    solv'i-bP,   a.     Solvable, 

so'cla-bl**,  a.  &  n.     Sociable. 

solvible. 

so'cia-bl-ness^,  n.     Sociableness. 

solv'a-bl-ness*',  n.    Solvableness. 

so'ci-a-tiv*,  a.     Sociative. 

solvd*"**,  pp.     Solved. 

sod'n^,  V.  &  pa.     Sodden. 

som'ber^**,  v.  &  a.    Sombre. 

soed*,  pp.    Sowed. 

soakf  **,  pp.     Soaked. 

soes*,  Srd  per.  sing.  pres.  ind.     Sows. 

soapf**,  pp.     Soaped. 

sof 'Ish'-**,  a.     Sophish. 

som'ber-ly^**,  adv.    Sombrely. 

sof'lsm'',  n.     Sophism. 

som'ber-ness''**,  n.     Sombreness. 

sof 'Isf  *S  n.    Sophist. 

som'brus*,  a.     Sombrous. 

sof'ist-er''**,  n.     Sophister. 

som'brus-ly*,  adv.     Sombrously. 

so-fls'tlc^**,  a.  &  n.    Sophistic. 

som'brus-ness*,  n.     Sombrousness. 

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som'nl-a-tlv",  a.     Somniative. 
som-nlf'er-us«,  a.     Somniferous. 
so'na-bF,  a.     Sonable. 
so-nlf  er-us«,  a.     Soniferous. 
so-no'rus«,  a.     Sonorous. 
so-no'rus-ly",  adv.     Sonorously. 
so-no'rus-ness»,  n.    Sonorousness. 
sopt«,  pp.     Sopped. 
sor'blF*%  -lle-*%  a.     Sorbile. 
soF'cer-us-ly^,  adv.    Sorcerously. 
so-rif'er-us^,  a.     Soriferous. 
sor'rowd",  pp.     Sorrowed. 
sort'a-bP,  a.     Sortable. 
sould^,  a.     Souled. 
sound 'a-bF,  a.     Soundable. 
sourd^*«,  pp.     Soured. 
sourse'',  n.     Source. 
soust^,  pp.     Soused. 
sov'er-en^*8,  a.  &  n.    Sovereign. 
sov'er-eii-ly''*«,  adv.     Sovereignly. 
sov'er-en-ty'"*^,  n.     Sovereignty. 
sowd*'*»,  pp.     Sowed. 
spa'cius",  a.     Spacious. 
spa'cius-ly^,  adv.     Spaciously. 
spa'cius-ness^,  n.     Spaciousness. 
spa-di'ceus«,  spa-dl'clus^,  a.    Spadi- 

ceous,  spadicious. 
spal'a-cin",  a.  &  n.     Spalacine. 
spal"a-cop'o-dln«,  a.  &  n.    Spalacop- 

odine. 
spand''*^,  pp.     Spanned. 
span'gF,  V.  &  n.     Spangle. 
span'gld'',  pp.     Spangled. 
spankt^*",  pp.     Spanked. 
spar'a-bP,  n.     Sparable. 
spard*"**,  pp.     Sparred. 
spar'kP,  V.  &  n.     Sparkle 
spar'kld^,  pp.     Sparkled. 
sparkt^,  a.     Sparked. 
spat'terd^*»,  pp.    Spattered. 
spav'ind",  a.     Spavined. 
spawnd",  a.     Spawned. 
speak'a-bF,  a.     Speakable. 
speard^*',  pp.     Speared. 


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spe'clal-ize«,  vt.  &  vi.     Specialise. 
spec'l-fl^a-bP,  a.    Specifiable. 
spe-cif'l-ca"tlv«,  a.     Specificative. 
spe-cif'l-ca"tlv-ly'',    adv.     Specifica- 

tively. 
spe'cius^,  a.     Specious. 
spe'cius-ly",  adv.    Speciously. 
spe'clus-ness«,n.     Speciousness. 
speck'P,  V.  &  n.     Speckle. 
speck'W,  pa.     Speckled. 
speckt^*^^  jpy     Specked. 
spec'ta-cP,  n.     Spectacle. 
spec'ta-cW,  a.     Spectacled. 
spec'ta-cls*",  n.  pi.     Spectacles. 
spec'ter*",  n.     Spectre. 
spec^'tro-bo'lo-graf*^,  n.  Spectrobo- 

lograph, 
spec"tro-bo"lo-graf' ic*'*«,  a.     Spec- 

trobolographic. 
spec'tro-graP**,  n.    Spectrograph. 
spec"tro-graf'lc^*«,  a.    Spectrograph- 

ic. 
spec"tro-he'll-o-graf^*«,  n.    Spectro- 

heliograph. 
spec"tro-he"ll-o-graf'!c*'*«,  a.  Spec- 

troheliographic. 
spec'u-la-bF,  a.     Speculable. 
spec'u-la"tiv«,  a.     Speculative. 
spec'u-la"tlv-ly»,  adv.    Speculatively. 
spec'u-la"tiv-ness*,  n.    Speculative- 

ness. 
.speF*S  v.  &  n.     Spell. 
speld''*^,  spelt^,  pp.    Spelled,  spelt. 
spell 'a-bF,  a.     SpeUable. 
spend 'a-bF,  a.    Spendable. 
spewd*"*",  pp.     Spewed. 
spl-clf'er-us^,  a.     Spiciferous. 
spl'cus^,  a.     Spicous. 
spic"u-lif'er-us«,  a.     Spiculiferous. 
splc"u-lo-fl'brus»,  a.    Spiculofibrous. 
splP*%  v.  &  n.     Spill. 
splld''*%  spllt^*%  pp.     Spilled,  spilt. 
spl-na'ceus^,  a.     Spinaceous. 
spin'dP,  v.  &,  n.    Spindle. 


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spin'dld'*,  pp-     Spindled. 

spi-nif'er-us^,  a.     Spiniferous. 

spi'nus^,  a.     Spinous. 

8pln"u-llf 'er-us«,  a.     Spinuliferous. 

spl-rac"u-llf'er-us*,  a.  Spiraculif- 
erous. 

spl-rif 'er-us^,  a.     Spiriferous. 

splr"il-la'ceus^,  a.    Spirillaceous. 

splt'F,  n.     Spittle. 

splasht'**^,  pp.    Splashed. 

splay d^,  pa.     Splayed. 

splen'dor^,  n.     Splendour. 

splen'l-tlv^*%  splen'a-tlv^*%  a.  &  n. 
Splenitive,  splenative. 

splin'terd^,  a.    Splintered. 

splotcht^,  pp.     Splotched. 

splut'terd^,  pp.    Spluttered. 

spoil 'a-bP,  a.     Spoilable. 

spoiW^S  spoilt''*^,  pp.  Spoiled, 
spoilt. 

spo'li-a"tiv^*',  a.     Spoliative. 

spon-ta'ne-us^,  a.     Spontaneous. 

spon-ta'ne-us-ly^,  adv.  Spontane- 
ously. 

spon-ta'ne-us-ness*,  n.  Spontane- 
ousness. 

spoold^,  pp.    Spooled. 

spoond^,  pp.    Spooned, 

spo-ra'ceus^,  a.    Sporaceous. 

spo-rif  er-us«,  a.     Sporiferous. 

spo-rip'a-rus^,  a.     Sporiparous. 

spor'tiv^**,  a.     Sportive. 

spor'tiv-ly^**,  adv.     Sportively. 

spor'tlv-ness*"**,  n.    Sportiveness. 

spor"u-llf'er-us*,  a.    Sporuliferous. 

spo'rus^,  a.    Sporous. 

spot'ta-bF,  a.     Spottable. 

spralnd*"*",  pp.     Sprained. 

sprawW*^,  pp.     Sprawled. 

sprayd^,  a.     Sprayed. 

spred''*^,  v.,  a.  &  n.    Spread. 

spred'er''*^,  n.     Spreader. 

spred'lng*"*",  ppr.  &  n.     Spreading. 

spred'log-ly''*8,  adv.    Spreadingly. 


sprigd^,  pp.     Sprigged. 
sprin'kF,  v.  &  n.     Sprinkle. 
sprin'kld^,  pp.    Sprinkled. 
sprite,  n.     Spright. 
sprlte'ly'",  a.     Sprightly. 
sprite'li-ness'',  n.     Sprightliness. 
spu-mif'er-us*,  a.     Spumiferous. 
spunge"*,  V.  &  n.    Sponge. 
spung'er*",  n.     Sponger. 
spung'y,  a.     Spongy. 
spuFd''*^,  a.     Spurred. 
spu'rl-us«,  a.     Spurious. 
spu'rl-us-ly«,  adv.     Spuriously. 
spu'ri-us-ness»,  n.    Spuriousness. 
spurnd^*8,  pp.     Spumed. 
sput'terd^*8,  pp.    Sputtered. 
squaP*«,  V.  &  n.     Squall. 
squald",  pp.     Squalled. 
squa'mus^,  a.     Squamous. 
squa'mus-ness^,  n.    Squamousness. 
squan'derd^**,  pp.     Squandered. 
squar'a-bF,  a.     Squarable. 
squasht'*,  pp.     Squashed. 
squawkt^,  pp.     Squawked. 
squawld^**,  pp.     Squawled. 
squeakf**,  pp.     Squeaked. 
squeald^*8,  pp.     Squealed. 
squeez^,  v.  &  n.     Squeeze. 
squeez'a-bF,  a.     Squeezable. 
squeezd^*^,  pp.     Squeezed. 
squelcht^,  pp.     Squelched. 
squibd^,  pp.     Squibbed. 
squlF*8,  ^      Squill. 
squlrind''*^,  pp.     Squirmed. 
stabd",  pp.     Stabbed. 
sta'bF,  v.,  a.  &  n.     Stable. 
stab'lisht»;  pp.    Stablished. 
stackt''*^,  pp.    Stacked. 
star*%  n.    Staff. 
starts  a.    Staffed. 
stag'gerd»,  pa.     Staggered. 
stag-nic'o-Ius^,  a.     Stagnicolous. 
staid^,  pp.     Stayed. 
stain 'a-bF,  a.     Stainable. 


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8talnd'*«,  pp.     Stained. 

staphs  V.  &  n.    Stall. 

staid",  pp.     Stalled. 

stalktS  pp.    Stalked. 

stalld",  pp.    Stalled. 

sta'mend^,  a.     Stamened.  - 

stam"I-nlf'er-us«,  a.    Staminiferous. 

stain'merd''*^,  pp.     Stammered. 

stamp 'a-bP,  a.     Stampable. 

stam-ped'a-bF,  a.     Stampedable. 

stampf**,  pp.    Stamped. 

stancht*'*^,  pp.    Stanched. 

stand 'ard-lz''[or  -Is^Ja-bF,  a.  Stand- 

ardizable,  standardisable. 
stan-nif'er-us",  a.     Stanniferous. 
stan'nin^,  n.     Stannine. 
stap^e-dlf'er-us^,  a.    Stapediferous. 
sta'pP,  v.,  a.  &  n.     Staple. 
starcht",  a.    Starched. 
stard*"*",  pp.  &  pa.    Starred. 
star'tP,  vt.    Startle. 
star'tid'',  pp.    Startled. 
starv''*^,  vt.  &  vi.    Starve. 
starvd*'*^,  pp.  &  pa.    Starved. 
stat'a-bF,  a.     Statable. 
sta'tiond",  pp.     Stationed. 
sta'tlv^,  a.     Stative. 
stat'ut-a-bP,  a.    Statutable. 
stayd^*»,  pp.     Stayed. 
steamd''*^,  pp.     Steamed. 
ste"a-tog'e-nus*,  a.    Steatogenous. 
ste^a-top'y-gus^,  a.    Steatopygous. 
ste^a-tor'nl-thin^,  a.  Steatornithine. 
sted«'*S  V.  &  n.     Stead. 
sted'fasf",  a.     Steadfast. 
sted'fast-ly^*«,  adv.    Steadfastly. 
sted'fast-ness^*^,  n.     Steadfastness. 
sted'l-er'"*«,  n.     Steadier. 
sted'i-ly**,  adv.    Steadily. 
sted'l-ness''**,  n.     Steadiness. 
sted'y**,  v.,  a.  &  n.    Steady. 
steeld^,  pp.     Steeled. 
stee'pP,  V.  &  n.     Steeple. 
stee'pW,  a.  &  pp.    Steepled. 


steept*'*^,  pp.     Steeped. 
steer 'a-bP,  a.     Steerable. 
steerdp*8,  pp     Steered. 
steg'a-nus«,  a.     Steganous. 
steg-og'na-thus^,  a.    Stegognathous. 
ste-gu'rus^,  a.     Stegurous. 
stelth'-'S  n.     Stealth. 
stelth'l-iy^S  adv.     Stealthily. 
stelth'1-ness^**,  n.     Stealthiness. 
stelth'y^S  a.     Stealth. 
steind''*^,  pp.  &  a.     Stemmed. 
stem'ma-tus^,  a.     Stemmatous. 
sten'clld«,  pp.    Stenciled,  stencilled. 
sten"o-co-ro'iiin«,  a.    Stenocoronine. 
sten'o-crome*,  n.     Stenochrome. 
steii"o-der'ma-tln»,  a.     Stenoderma- 

tine. 
sten^o-der'ina-tus^,  a.   Stenoderma- 

tous. 
steii"o-der'inIn»,  a.  &  n.    Stenoder- 

mine. 
sten'o-graf*^,  n.     Stenograph. 
ste-nog'ra-fer»'*8,  n.     Stenographer. 
sten"o-graf'Ic*'*8,  a.   Stenographic. 
ste-nog'ra-flsf*",  n.     Stenographist. 
steii"o-graf'I-cal-ly^*«,   adv.    Steno- 

graphicaUy. 
ste-nog'ra-fy*"*^,  n.     Stenography. 
sten^G-pet'a-lus^,  a.    Stenopetalous. 
sten"o-sep'a-lus',  a.     Stenosepalous. 
sten'to-rln^,  a.     Stentorine. 
sten-to'ri-us«,  a.     Stentorious. 
sten-to'rl-us-ly^,  adv.   Stentoriously. 
step'dau"ter»,  n.     Stepdaughter. 
stept''*^,  pp.     Stepped. 
ster"co-ra'ceus*,  a.    Stercoraceous. 
ster'e-o-crome",   n.     Stereochrome. 
ster"e-o-cro'inIc*,  a.    Stereochromic. 
ster"e-o-cro'ml-cal-ly",  adv.   Stereo- 

chromically, 
ster"e-o-cro'mo-scope»,  n.     Stereo- 

chi'omoscope. 
ster"e-o-ffor'o-scope*'**,  n.      Stereo- 

phoroscope. 


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ster"e-o-fo-tog'ra-fy''*^,  n.  Stereo- 
photography. 

ster"e-o-graf'lc*'*«,  a.    Stereographic. 

ster"e-o-graf' l-cal-ly«,  adv.  Stereo- 
graphically. 

ster"e-og'ra-fy^*«,  n.   Stereography. 

ster"e-o-pIan'l-graP*^,  n.  Stereo- 
planigraph. 

ster"e-o-ty-pog'ra-fer''*»,  n.  Stereo- 
typographer. 

ster"e-o-ty-pog'ra-fy''*",  n.  Stereo- 
typography. 

ster'iP*«,  -lies. a.     Sterile. 

ster'll-Iz"a-bF,  a.     SteriHzable. 

ster'il-ness^*^,  a.     Sterileness. 

ster-nu'ta-tlv*,  a.  &  n.  Sternutative. 

ster-nu'ta-tlv-ness^,  n.  Stemuta- 
tiveness. 

ster'tor-us^,  ster-to'ri-us^,  a.  Ster- 
torous, stertorious. 

ster'tor-us-ly«,  adv.    Stertorously. 

ster'tor-us-ness^,  n.    Stertorousness. 

steth'o-graf'"*»,  n.    Stethograph. 

steth"o-graf'ic''*^,  a.    Stethographic. 

stewd^*8,  pp.    Stewed. 

stlch%  V.  &  n.    Stitch. 

sticher'',  n.    Stitcher. 

stich'ing^,  n.     Stitching. 

sticht^,  pp.     Stitched. 

stich'work^,  n.    Stitchwork. 

stick'1%  V.  &  n.    Stickle. 

stick'ld'',  -pp.    Stickled. 

stiF*%  a.,  n.  &  adv.     Stiff. 

stlff'end''*S  pp.    Stififened. 

stlg"ma-tif' ep-usS  a.  Stigmatiferous. 

stlP",  v.,  a.,  n.  &  adv.    Still. 

stlld"",  pp.    Stilled. 

8tlin'u-la"tlv*'*»,  a.  &n.  Stimulative. 

stlp"u-llf'er-u8*,  a.    Stipuhferous. 

stird''**,  pp.    Stu-red. 

stltcht^,  pp.    Stitched. 

sto»,  vt.  &  vi.    Stow. 

sto'age^,  n.     Stowage. 

8to'a-way"«,  n.    Stowaway. 


stockt^*«,  pp.     Stocked. 
sto'down*,  n.     Stowdown. 
stoed",  pp.    Stowed. 
sto'er»,  n.     Stower. 
sto"lo-nlf' er-us«,  a.     Stoloniferous. 
stom'ac«,  V.  &  n.     Stomach. 
stom'ac-aI«,  a.  &  n.     Stomachal. 
stom'ac-Iess",  a.     Stomachless. 
stoopt^*8,  pp.     Stooped. 
stopT,  V.  &  n.     Stopple. 
stop'ld'",  pp.     Stoppled. 
stop'perd^,  pp.    Stoppered. 
stopt''*^,  pa.     Stopped. 
stor'a-bP,  a.     Storable. 
storm 'a-bP,  a.     Stormable. 
storind^*«,  pp.     Stormed. 
stowd^,  pp.     Stowed. 
strad'P,  V.  &  n.     Straddle. 
strad-ld"*,  pp.     Straddled. 
strag'F,  V.  &  n.     Straggle. 
strag'ld^,  pp.     Straggled. 
straight'end^,  pp.     Straightened. 
strain'a-bF,  a.     Strainable. 
stralnd^**,  pa.     Strained. 
strait'end^,  pp.     Straitened. 
stran'gP,  v.  &  n.     Strangle. 
stran'gl-a-bF,  a.    Strangleable. 
stran'gld^,  pp.     Strangled. 
stran-gu'ri-us»,  a.    Strangurious. 
strapf*^,  pp.     Strapped. 
stra-tlg'ra-fer'^*^,  n.     Stratigrapher. 
strat"l-graf'Ic*'*%  a.     Stratigraphic. 
stra-tlg'ra-fy'«'8,  n.    Stratigraphy. 
strat"I-graf'I-caF*«,  a.    Stratigraph- 

ical. 
strat"i-graf'I-cal-iy*",  adv.     Strati- 

gi-aphically. 
strat"o-graf' Ic''**,  a.     Stratographic. 
stra-tog'ra-fy''**,  n.    Stratography. 
strawd*,  pp.     Strawed. 
strayd^,  pp.     Strayed, 
streakf*",  streaked**,  pa.    Streaked. 
streamd^,  pp.     Streamed. 
strech**,  v.  &  n.     Stretch. 


Ill 


stereofotografy 
subjeetivness 


strech'er',  n.     Stretcher. 
strech'ing^,  ppr._&  n.    Stretching. 
strechf,  -pp.    Stretched. 
strength 'encl^*«,  pp.    Strengthened. 
stren'u-us»,  a.     Strenuous. 
stren'u-us-ly«,  adv.     Strenuously. 
stren'u-us-ness^,  n.     Strenuousness. 
strep'er-ln'*«,  a.    Streperine. 
stres^,  V.  &  n.    Stress. 
stres'fuP,  a.     Stressful. 
strest",  pp.    Stressed. 
stretcht^,  pp.    Stretched. 
strewd^,  pp.    Strewed. 
strick'n'',  pp.  &  pa.     Stricken. 
strlc'nic^,  a.    Strychnic. 
stric'nin^,  stricnlne",  n.    Strychnin, 

strychnine. 
stric'nin-lsm",  n.     Strychninism. 
strle'nism",  n.     Strychnism. 
strld'u-lus*,  a.     Stridulous. 
strld'u-lus-ly^,  adv.     Stridulously. 
strld'u-lus-ness",  n.    Stridulousness. 
strig'ln^**,  a.     Strigine. 
strlngd^,  a.     Stringed. 
strlpt*'*^,  pp.     Stripped. 
strlv'n*",  pp.    Striven. 
stro^,  vt.    Strow. 
strob'o-graP**,  n.     Strobograph. 
strob^o-graflC**,  a.    Strobographic. 
stro'fe''*^,  n.    Strophe. 
strof'lc^*",  a.     Strophic. 
strof'1-caP*",  a.     Strophical. 
strofold*"**,  n.     Strophoid. 
strop,  V.  &  n.     StroU, 
stroUd",  stroW^S  pp.    Strolled. 
stroin"bu-llf'er-us«,  a.    Strombulif- 

erous. 
stropt*,  pp.     Stropped. 
strug'gF,  V.  &  n.     Struggle. 
strumd",  pp.    Strummed. 
stubd»,  pp.     Stubbed. 
stub'F,  n.     Stubble. 
stub'ld%  a.     Stubbled. 
stud'i-a-bF,  a.    Studiable. 


stu'di-us»,  a.     Studious. 
stu'dl-u8-ly»,  adv.    Studiously. 
8tuP*«,  v.,  a.,  n.  &  interj.     Stuff. 
stuft-*%  pa.     Stuffed. 
stura'ac*",  V.  &  n.     Stomach. 
stum'ac-a-bF,  a.     Stomachable. 
stum'ac-aF,  a.  &  n.    Stomachal. 
stum'ach-er^,  n.     Stomacher. 
stu-maeh'ie'',  a.  &  n.    Stomachic. 
stum'acht'',  pp.     Stomached. 
stum'ac-less^,  a.    Stomachless. 
stum'bF,  V.  &  n.    Stumble. 
stum'bld'',  pp.    Stumbled. 
stumd^,  pp.    Stummed. 
stumpt^*8,  pp.    Stumped. 
stund"*,  pp.     Stunned.  [tive. 

stu"pe-fac'tlv^*»,  a.  &  n.    Stupefac- 
stu"pe-fae'tlv-ness''*^,  n.    Stupefac- 

tiveness. 
stu-pen'dus",  a.    Stupendous. 
stu-pen'dus-ly^,  adv.     Stupendously. 
stu'por-us»,  a.     Stuporous. 
stu'ri-o-nln''*8,  a.    Sturionine. 
stut'terd*"**,  pp.    Stuttered. 
sty'lo-grar***,  n.    Stylograph. 
sty"lo-graf' le^*«,  a.     Stylographic. 
sty-log'ra-fy''*«,  n.    Stylography. 
su'a-bP,  a.     Suable. 
sua'slv^*^,  a.     Suasive. 
sua'siv-iy**,  adv.    Suasively. 
sub-a'que-us^,  a.     Subaqueous. 
sub-cal'ca-rin",  a.    Subcalcarine- 
sub"cu-ta'ne-us8,  a.     Subcutaneous. 
sub"de-rlv'a-tiv*'*«,  n.  Subderivative. 
sub"dl-vls'I-bP,  a.     Subdivisible. 
sub"dl-vl'slv''*«,  a.    Subdivisive. 
sub-du'a-bP,  a.     Subduable. 
sub"ln-dlc'a-tiv^*»,  a.  Subindicative. 
sub-ject'a-bP,     sub-ject'I-bP,     a. 

Subjectable,  subjectible. 
sub-jec'tiv*"",  a.    Subjective. 
sub-jec'tlv-ly*"**,  adv.    Subjectively. 
sub-Jec'tlv-ness''*",  n.      Subjective- 


subjoind 
suspectabl 

sub-jolnd'«,  pp.     Subjoined. 

sub'ju-ga-bF,  a.   Subjugable. 

sub-junc'tiv''*^,  a.  &  n.    Subjunctive. 

sub'la-tlv^*«,  a.     Sublative. 

sub-merg'i-bP,  a.  &  n.   Submergible. 

sub-mers'i-bl^,  a.  &  n.    Submersible. 

sub-mis 'siv^*8,  a.     Submissive. 

sub-mis'slv-ly^**,  adv.  Submissively. 

sub-or'dl-na"tiv^*»,  a.  Subordina- 
tive. 

sub-ornd'8,  pp.     Suborned. 

sub-pe'na",  v.  &  n.    Subpoena. 

sub-rep 'tlv^*«,  a.    Subreptive. 

sub-scrib'a-bF,  a.    Subscribable. 

sub-sec 'u-tiv^*«,  a.    Subsecutive. 

sub-sen'sl-bF,  a.     Subsensible. 

sub-serv'®,  vt.  &  vi.    Subserve. 

sub-servd'8,  yy.     Subserved. 

sub'stan-tlv''*^,  a.  &  n.   Substantive. 

sub'stan-tiv-ly^*^,  adv.  Substan- 
tively. 

sub'stan-tiv-ness''*^,  n.  Substantive- 


sub'stt-tu"tlvP*«,  a.    Substitutive. 
sub-sum'a-bF,  a.     Subsumable. 
sub-suinp'tlv^*«,  a.    Subsumptive. 
sub'tlF**,  -lle%  a.     Subtile. 
sub'tll-ly^*%  adv.    Subtilely. 
sub'tU-ness^*",  n.    Subtileness. 
sub-trac'tiv^*«,  a.     Subtractive. 
sub-ven'tlv''*^,  a.     Subventive. 
sub-ver'stv^*«,  a.    Subversive. 
sub- vert 'I-bF,  a.     Subvertible. 
suc-cede'»,  vt.  &  vi.     Succeed. 
suc-ceed'a-bF,  a.    Succeedable. 
suc-ces'slv**,  a.     Successive. 
suc-ces'slv-ly*«,  adv.    Successively. 
suc-ces'slv-ness*'*«,    n.      Successive- 
ness. 
suc'eor'*»,  v.  &  n.    Succour. 
suc'cor-a-bF,  a.     Succourable. 
sue 'cord ''*8,  'pp.     Succored. 
sue-eum'^,  vi.    Succumb. 
suc-cumbd'^,  pp.    Succumbed. 


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suc-cumd''',  pp.    Succumbed. 
suc-cus'slv^*^,  a.    Succussive. 
suck'F,  vt.  &  vi.    Suckle. 
suck'ld'',  pp.     Suckled. 
suckf**,  pp.     Sucked. 
suf'fer-a-bF,  a.     Sufferable. 
suf 'fer-a-bl-ness'",  n.   Sufferableness. 
suf'ferd''*^,  pp.    Suffered. 
suf-flee'a-bF,  a.    Sufficeable. 
suf-flxt'^*»,  pp.    Suffixed. 
suf  fo-ca^tlv^,  a.    Suffocative. 
suf"fra-get'^*8^  ^^    Suffragette. 
suf-fu'slv^*»,  a.     Suffusive. 
suf-fuze'^,  vt.     Suffuse. 
sug'ard^,  pa.     Sugared. 
sug-gest'1-bF,     sug-gest'a-bF,     a. 

Suggestible,  suggestable. 
sug-ges'tlv'^*^,  a.    Suggestive. 
sug-ges'tiv-ly^*«,  adv.     Suggestively. 
sug-ges'tlv-ness^*S  n.     Suggestive- 

ness. 
su'il-lin^*«,  a.  &  n.    Suilline. 
su'in^*S  n.    Suine. 
sult'a-bF,  a.     Suitable. 
suit'a-bl-ness^,  n.    Suitableness. 
suFfate^*%  n.    Sulphate. 
suFfa-tize''*»,  vt.     Sulphatize. 
suFfld^*%  V.  &  n.     Sulphid.  • 
suFflnP*8^  ^_     Sulphin. 
suFfl-on'^*»,  n.    Sulphion. 
suFfo-naF*8,  n.     Sulphonal. 
sul-fon'lc''*8,  a.     Sulphonic. 
suFfur^*8,  V.  &  n.    Sulphur. 
sul'fu-rate''*»,  a.  &  n.     Sulphurate. 
sul'fu-ra"tor''*8,  n.     Sulphurator. 
suFfurd^,  pp.     Sulphured. 
suFfu-ret''*8,  v.  &  n.     Sulphuret. 
sul-fu'ric''*»,  a.     Sulphuric. 
surfur-ous^,  a.     Sulphurous. 
sul'fur-us^,  a.    Sulphurous. 
surfur-y*»,  a.    Sulphury. 
sulkt^,  pp.    Sulked. 
sum*',  a.,  pron.  &  adv.    Some. 
-sum''**,  suffix,    -some. 


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su'mac^,  n.     Sumach. 
8um'bod"y^,  n.    Somebody. 
sumd*"*',  pp.     Summed. 
sum'er-sault^,  v.  &  n.    Somersault. 
sum'er-sef,  n.     Somerset. 
sum'how"^,  adv.    Somehow. 
sum'ina-ttv''*^,  a.    Summative. 
sum'merd^,  pp.    Summered. 
sum'mond^,  pp.     Simimoned. 
sump'tu-us°,  a.    Sumptuous. 
sump'tu-us-ly",  adv.    Sumptuously. 
sump'tu-us-ness^,   n.     Sumptuous- 


sum 'things,  n.  &  adv.    Something. 

sum'tlme"^,  a.  &  adv.    Sometime. 

sum'tlmes"*",  adv.    Sometimes. 

sum'Tvay"*",  adv.     Someway. 

sum'what"^,  n.  &  adv.     Somewhat. 

sum'where"^,  adv.    Somewhere. 

sun',  n.    Son. 

sund»,  pp.    Sujmed. 

sua'derd*"*',  pp.    Sundered. 

su'per-a-bP,  a.     Superable. 

su'per-a-bl-ness'',  n.    Superableness. 

su"per-cal'en-derd»,  a.  Supercalen- 
dered. 

su^per-cU'l-us",  a.  Supercilious. 

su''per-coii-forin'a-bF,  a.  Supercon- 
formable. 

su''per-e-rog'a-tlv''*8,  a.  Supererog- 
ative. 

su-per'flu-us°,  a.     Superfluous. 

su-per'flu-us-ly",  adv.  Superfluously. 

su-per'la-tlV",  a.  &  n.     Superlative. 

su-per'la-tiv-ly*'*»,  adv.  Superla- 
tively. 

su-per'la-tlv-ness''*8,  n.  Superlative- 


su''per-neg'a-tlv''*»,  a.     Supemega- 

tive. 
su'^per-pos'a-bF,  a.  Superposable. 
su''per-sen'si-bP,  a.     Supersensible. 
su^per-ser'vice-a-bF,  a.     Superser- 

viceable. 


subjoind 
suspectabl 

su"per-vo-lu'tiv*'**,  a.  Supervolutive. 

sup'P,  V.  &  a.    Supple. 

sup'W,  pp.     Suppled. 

sup'pa-bP,  a.    Suppable. 

sup-por'tlv''*»,  a.     Supportive. 

sup-pos'a-br,  a.    Supposable. 

sup-pos'a-bl-ness'',  n.  Supposable- 
ness. 

sup-pos'l-ta"ttv'*«,  a.  Suppositative. 

sup-pos'I-tiv''*^,  a.  &  n.  Suppositive. 

sup-pos'i-tIv-ly''*8,  adv.  Supposi- 
tively. 

sup-press 'I-bF,  a.   Suppressible. 

sup-pres'siv'**,  a.    Suppressive. 

sup-prest'*'*»,  pp.     Suppressed. 

sup'pu-ra"tlv'*«,  a.  &  n.  Suppura- 
tive. 

su"pra-sen'sl-bF,  a.    Suprasensible. 

supt^,  pp.    Supped. 

sur'cIn-gF,  v.  &  n.    Surcingle. 

sur'cin-gld',  pp.     Surcingled. 

sur'de-lin«,  n.     Surdehne. 

sur'flt^,  v.  &  n.    Surfeit. 

sur'flt-er^,  n.     Surfeiter. 

sur'flt-Ing»,  n.     Surfeiting. 

sur-mis'a-bF,  a.     Surmisable. 

sur-mount'a-bF,  a.    Surmountable. 

sur-mount'a-bl-ness',  n.  Surmount- 
ableness. 

sur-past''*»,  pp.    Surpassed. 

sur'plis",  n.    Surplice. 

sur'pllst^,  pp.     Surpliced. 

sur-prlze''*»,  v.  &  n.    Surprise. 

sur-prlz'lng»,  pa.     Surprising. 

sur-ren'derd»,  pp.    Surrendered. 

sur-veyd"'*^,  pp.    Surveyed. 

sus-cep'ti-bF,  a.    Susceptible. 

sus-cep'tl-bl-ness',  n.    Susceptible- 


sus-cep'tlv*"**,  a.    Susceptive. 
sus-cep'tlv-ness*"*",  n.     Susceptive- 


sus-pect'a-bP,     sus-pect'l-bF,     a, 

Suspectable,  suspectible. 


suspensibl 
teachablness 


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sus-pen'sl-bF,  a.    Suspensible. 
sus-pen'slv*"*^,  a.     Suspensive. 
sus-pen'siv-ly^*«,  adv.    Suspensively. 
sus-taind'»,  pa.     Sustained. 
sus'teii-ta"tiv^*^,  a.     Sustentative. 
suth'er-ll-ness^,  n.    Southerliness. 
suth'er-ly^,  a.  &  adv.    Southerly. 
suth'ern'",  a.     Southern. 
suth'ern-er^,  n.     Southerner. 
suth'ern-Isin'*,  n.     Southernism. 
sutfa'crn-izC,  vt.  &  vi.    Southemize. 
suth'ron'',  a.  &  n.     Southron. 
sut'P,  a.     Subtle. 
sut'iy,  adv.     Subtly. 
swabd^,  pTp.    Swabbed. 
swad'F,  vt.     Swaddle. 
swagd^*«,  pp.     Swagged. 
swag'gerd^,  pp.    Swaggered. 
swal'low-a-bF,  a.    Swallowable. 
swal'lowd^",  pp.     Swallowed. 
swampt''*^,  pp.    Swamped. 
swapt«,  pp.    Swapped. 
swarmd^,  pp.     Swarmed. 
swasht^,  pp.    Swashed. 
swayd''*^,  pp.    Swayed. 
sweet'end^*^,  pp.    Sweetened. 
sweP*^,  v.,  a.  &  n.     Swell. 
sweld^*8,  pp.     Swelled. 
swel'terd^*8,  pp.    Sweltered. 
swerv^*^,  vt.  &  vi.    Swerve. 


swervd''*^,  pp.    Swerved. 
swet^*«,  V.  &  n.    Sweat. 
swich'',  V.  &  n.     Switch. 
swigd",  pp.     Swigged. 
swiP,  V.  &n.     Swill. 
swild«,  pp.     Swilled. 
swim'ma-bl'',  a.     Swimmable. 
swin'dF,  v.  &  n.     Swindle. 
swln'dld^,  pp.     Swindled. 
swIn'gF,  V.  &  n.     Swingle. 
swin'gW,  pp.     Swingled. 
swlrld«,  pp.     Swirled. 
swisbt^,  pp.    Swished. 
swltcht»,  pp.    Switched. 
swiv'eld^,  pp.    Swiveled,  swivelled. 
swol'n^,  a.    Swollen. 
swoond*'*^,  pp.     Swooned. 
swoopt»,  pp.    Swooped. 
sylf''*%  n.     Sylph. 
syl'la-bF,  n.     Syllable. 
syl-vlc'o-lin*,  a.  &  n.    Sylvicoline. 
syl'vi-in^,  a.  &  n.     Sylviine. 
syl'vin^,  n.     Sylvine. 
syii'a-gog^*8,  n.    Synagogue. 
syn"al-lax'in«,  a.  &  n.     SynaUaxine. 
syn'cro-nlsin^,  n.     Synchronism. 
syn'cro-nus^,  a.     Synchronous. 
syn-eth'e-rln«,  a.  &  n.    Synetherine. 
syn'o-nym^,  n.     Synonyme. 
sy-non'y-mus^,  a.    Synonymous. 


-t'".    -ed. 
tabd%  o.    Tabbed. 
tab'er-na-cF,  v.  &  n.    Tabernacle. 
ta'bor^,  V.  &  n.    Taber,  tabour. 
ta'bord*,  pp.    Tabored. 
tach'l-iilii«,  a.    Tachinine. 
tach"i-su'rln»,  a.  &  n.     Tachisurine. 
tach'y-graP*^,  n.    Tachygraph. 


ta-chyg'ra-fer^ 


n.         Tachygra- 


pher. 
tach"y-graf'Ic*'*8,  a.    Tachygraphic. 


tach"y-graf'l-caF*»,  a.  Tachygraph- 

ical. 
ta-chyg'ra-list*'*8,  n.    Tachygraphist. 
tach"y-graf-oin'e-try''*»,  n.    Tachy- 

graphometry. 
ta-chyg'ra-fy''*8,  n.     Tachygraphy. 
tack'F,  V.  &  n.     Tackle. 
tackad*",  pp.    Tackled. 
tack'l-man*',  n.     Tackleman. 
tackt*'*8,  pp.     Tacked. 
tac"o-doiii'e-ter»,  n.    Tachodometer. 


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teachablness 


tac'o-graf**,  n.     Tachograph. 

ta-pel"no-cef'a-Iy*'*«,   n.      Tapeino- 

tac'o-gram^,  n.    Tachogram. 

cephaly. 

ta-com'e-ter«,  n.    Tachometer. 

ta'perd^*«,  pp.     Tapered. 

tac'o-scope«,  n.    Tachoscope. 

ta-pi"no-ce-fal'lc^*»,  a.  '  Tapinoce- 

tact'a-bl%  a.    Tactable. 

phalic. 

tac'tiF*«,  -lies  a.    TactUe. 

tap"i-no-cef'a-lld^*%    n.       Tapino- 

ta'cu-a-cln«,  n.    Tacuacine. 

cephahd. 

taf"e-fo'bI-a^*«,  n.    Taphephobia. 

tap"l-no-cef 'a-loid^^S  a.  &  n.    Tapi- 

taf"o-fo'bi-a''*%  n.     Taphophobia. 

nocephaloid. 

ta'fi-an'-^S  n.     Taphian. 

tap"i-no-cef'a-ly^*«,  n.   Tapinoceph- 

taf-reii'chy-ma^*«,  n.  Taphrenchy-. 

aly. 

ma. 

tap"i-no-fo'bI-a'"*«,  n.     Tapinopho- 

taf'rl-nose*"*^,  n.    Taphrinose. 

bia. 

tagd'*%  vp.     Tagged. 

tap'l-no-fo"by^*^,  n.     Tapinophoby. 

talldS  a.    TaUed. 

tapt'"*«,  pp.     Tapped. 

tal 'lords  pp.     Tailored. 

tard^*%  pp.     Tarred. 

talnt'a-bP,  a.    Taintable. 

tar'iF*S  v.  ^  n.    Tariff. 
taF'iff-a-bP,  a.     Tariffable. 

tal"e-gal'lln»,  a.  &  n.     Talegalline. 

talk'a-bP,  a.    Talkable. 

tar'nish-a-bF,  a.    Tarnishable. 

talk'a-tiV*%  a.    Talkative. 

tar'nlshts,  pp.    Tarnished. 

talk'a-tlv-ly"",  adv.     Talkatively. 

tar'roc^,  n.     Tarrock. 

talk'a-tlv-ness^*%  n.    Talkativeness. 

tar'tand^,  pp.    Tartaned. 

talkf*«,  pp.     Talked. 

taskt'*S  pp.     Tasked. 

tal'ond'"**,  a.    Taloned. 

tas'seldp*«,  a.  &  pp.     Tasseled,  tas- 

tal'plnS  a.    Talpine. 

selled. 

tam'a-bP,  tame'a-bP,  a.    Tamable, 

tast'a-bP,  a.    Tastable. 

tameable. 

tat'F,  V.  &  n.    Tattle. 

tam'a-bl-ness'',  n.    Tamableness. 

tat'ldS  pp.    Tattled. 

tam'i-dln»,  n.    Tamidine. 

tat'terd^*%  pa.    Tattered. 

tam'perd",  yp.    Tampered. 

tau'rin^,  a.    Taurine. 

tampt",  pp.    Tamped. 

taut»,  imp.  &  pp.    Taught. 

tan'a-grin%  a.  &  n.    Tanagrine. 

taut'end«,  pp.    Tautened. 

tand'*S  pp.    Tamied. 

tau"to-foii'lc^*»,  a.  Tautophonic. 

tan'gl-bF,  a.    Tangible. 

tau"to-foii'I-caP*«,  a.    Tautophoni- 

tan'gi-bl-ness^,  n.     Tangibleness. 

cal. 

tan'gF,  V.  &  n.    Tangle. 

tau-tof 'o-ny''*«,  n.     Tautophony. 

tan'gld'',  pp.    Tangled. 

tawd^j  pp.    Tawed. 

tankt%  pp.    Tanked. 

tax'a-bP,  a.  &  n.    Taxable. 

tan'na-bP,  a.    Tannable. 

tax^a-bl-ness*",  n.    Taxableness. 

tan'ta-lin»,  a.  &  n.    Tantaline. 

tax'a-tiv*',  a.     Taxative. 

ta-peFno-ce-fal'lC**,  a.  Tapeinoce- 

tax'a-tlv-ly%  adv.     Taxatively. 

phahc. 

taxt"*",  pp.    Taxed. 

ta-pei"no-cef'a-llsm»'*»,  n.  Tapeino- 

teach 'a-bl%  a.    Teachable. 

cephalism. 

teach 'a-bl-ness"*,  n.    Teachableness. 

teamd 
tendonus 

teamd^,  pp.    Teamed. 
teas'a-W,  a.    Teasable. 
tea'zel®,  v.  &  n.     Teazle. 
tea'zeld^,  pp.    Teazeled,  teazelled. 
tec'nic^,  a.  &  n.     Technic. 
tec'nl-cal^,  a.    Technical. 
tec"ni-cal'I-ty»,  n.     Technicality. 
tec'ni-cal-ness^,  n.    Technicalness. 
tec-ni'cian^,  n.    Technician. 
tec'ni-cist^,  n.    Technicist. 
tec"ni-co-Iog'I-cal«,  a.   Technicolcg- 

ical. 
tec"nI-col'o-gy«,  n.   Technicology. 
tec'nl-con»,  n.     Technicon. 
tec'nlcs*,  n.    Technics. 
tec'nl-fone^,  n.    Techniphone. 
tec'nism^,  n.     Technism. 
tec'nist*,  n.    Technist.    ' 
tec"no-cau'sls*,  n.    Technocausis. 
tec"no-chem'l-caP,  a.  Technochem- 

ical. 
tec"no-ge-og'ra-fer^*»,  n.     Techno- 

geographer. 
tec"no-ge-og'ra-fy^*",   n.      Techno- 

geography. 
tec"no-graf'ic^**,  a.    Technographic. 
tec-nog'ra-fy*',  n.    Technography. 
tec"no-lith'lc»,  a.    Technolithic. 
tec"no-log'Ic«,  a.    Technologic. 
tec"no-log'i-caP,  a.     Technological. 
tec-nol'o-gist»,  n.     Technologist. 
tec-nol'o-gy«,  n.     Technology. 
tec-non'o-iny»,  n.     Technonomy. 
tec"tl-braii'chl-at'',  a.  &  n.     Tecti- 

branchiate. 
tec"to-ce-fal'Ic''*8,  a.   Tectocephalic. 
tec"to-cef 'a-ly''*»,  n.    Tectocephaly. 
te'dl-us^,  a.    Tedious. 
te'di-us-ly«,  adv.    Tediously. 
te'di-us-ness»,  n.    Tediousness. 


teemd' 


vv- 


Teemed. 


tee'terd«,  pp.    Teetered. 
teF",  vt.  &  vi.    Tell. 
tel-au'to-graP*»,  n.    Telautograph. 


116 

tel-au"to-graf'Ic'**",    a.        Telauto- 

graphic. 
tel"au-tog'ra-flst'**»,    n.      Telautog- 

raphist. 
tel"au-tog'ra-fy^*",    n.       Telautog- 

raphy. 
tePe-a-nern'o-graf*"*",  n.  Teleanem- 

ograph. 
tel"e-bar'o-grar'*8,    n.        Telebaro- 

graph. 
tel"e-chl'ro-graf''*",   n.      Telechiro- 

graph. 
tel"e-cryp'to-graP**,  n.   Telecrypto- 

graph. 
te-lec'to-graf^*»,  n.    Telectograph. 
tel'e-feme«,  n.    Telepherae. 
tel'e-fer-age^,  n.    Telepherage. 
tel'e-fone^*«,  v.  &  n.    Telephone. 
tel'e-fon"er»,  n.    Telephoner. 
tel"e-fon'Ic^*8,  a.    Telephonic. 
tel"e-foii'l-caP,  a.    Telephonical. 
tel"e-fon'I-cal-ly«,  adv.      Telephoni- 

cally. 
tel'e-fon-ist^,  n.    Telephonist. 
tel"e-fo'no-graf«,    n.        Telephono- 

graph. 
tel"e-fo"no-graf'ic»,  a.     Telephono- 

graphic. 
te-lef'o-ny''*»,  n.    Telephony. 
tel'e-fote",  n.     Telephote.  • 
tel"e-fo'to%  a.     Telephoto. 
teF'e-fo'to-graf**,    n.       Telephoto- 

graph. 
tel"e-fo"to-graf'lc*,   a.      Telephoto- 

graphic. 
tel"e-fo-tog'ra-fy',  n.      Telephotog- 
raphy. 
teF'e-fo'tos",  n.     Telephotos. 
tel'e-graf*"**,  v.  &  n.  Telegraph. 
te-leg'ra-fer*"**,  n.     Telegrapher. 
teFe-graflC*",  a.    Telegraphic. 
teF'e-graf'l-caP*",  a.    Telegraphical. 
tel"e-graf'l-cal-iy",     adv.         Tele- 
graphically. 


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te-leg'ra-fone'"**,  n.  Telegraphone. 
tel"e-graf' o-fone*"",  n.    Telegrapho- 

phone. 
tel"e-graf 'o-scope*"*",  n.  Telegrapho- 

scope. 
tel'e-graff"*',  pp.    Telegraphed. 
te-leg'ra-fy^*8,  n.     Telegraphy. 
tel"e-l-con'o-graf**,  n.     Teleicono- 

graph. 
te-lel'o-graf»,  n.    Telelograph. 
tel"e-me-can'lc*,  a.    Telemechanic. 
tePe-mec'a-nisni',   n.     Telemecha- 

nism. 
tePe-me^te-or'o-graf",  n.     Teleme- 

teorograph. 
tel"e-nie"te-or"o-graf'Ic',  a.     Tele- 

meteorographic. 
tel"e-inet'ro-graf«,    n.       Telemetro- 

graph.  [graphic. 

tel"e-inet"ro-graf'lc»,  a.   Telemetro 
teFe-me-trog'ra-fy*,  n.   Telemetrog" 

raphy. 
tel-en'ce-faP,  n.    Telencephal. 
tel"en-cef' a-lon",  n.    Telencephalon. 
tePe-neg'a-tlV*",    a.    Telenegative. 
tel"e-ob-jec'tlV*»,  a.  &  n.    Teleob- 

jective. 
teFe-o-cef'aP,  n.    Teleocephal. 
tel"e-o-cef 'a-lus»,  a.  Teleocephalous. 
tel"e-o-fo'bl-a*,  n.  Teleophobia 
tere-o-fore«,  n.     Teleophore. 
tel'e-o-fyte",  n.     Teleophyte. 
tel"e-op'tlF*»,  -lle^,  n.   Teleoptile. 
tel"e-os'te-us*,  a.    Teleosteous. 
tel"e-ra'dl-o-fone*,    n.       Teleradio- 

phone. 
teF'e-ster'e-o-graf*",  n.     Teleoster- 

eograph. 
t€l''e-ster"e-og'ra-fy*'*»,  n.   Telester- 

eography. 
tePe-ther'ino-grar'*'',  n.     Telether- 

mograph. 
tel''e-ther"mo-graf'lc*'*»,   a.      Tele- 

thermographic. 


teamd 
tendonus 

tel"l-con'o-graf •"*«,  n.  Teliconograph. 

tell'a-bl%  a.     Tellable. 

tel'li-graP*S  n.     Telligraph. 

tel'lo-grar'*^,  n.     Tellograph. 

tel"lo-graf'Ic^*",  a.     Tellographic. 

tel'o-fase''*^,  n.     Telophase. 

tel^o-trem'a-tus^,  a.  Telotrematous. 

tem"e-ra'rl-us^,  a.    Temerarious. 

tein"e-ra'ri-us-ly«,  adv.  Temerari- 
ously. 

tein"e-ra'rl-us-ness'',  n.  Temerari- 
ousness. 

te-mer'l-tus*,  a.    Temeritous. 

teiii"no-pleu'rIn^,  a.  &  n.  Temno- 
pleurine. 

tem^no-spon'dy-lus",  a.  Temno- 
spondylous. 

tem'per-a-bP,  a.    Temperable. 

tein'per-a"tlv«,  a.    Temperative. 

tem'perd'"*^,  pa.     Tempered. 

tem'perd-ly«,  adv.     Temperedly. 

tem-pes'tu-us*,  a.    Tempestuous. 

tem-pes'tu-us-ly*,  adv.  Tempestu- 
ously. 

tem-pes'tu-us-ness",  n.    Tempestu- 


tem'pP,  V.  &  n.     Temple. 
tem'pl-less^,  a.     Templeless. 
tempt'a-bP,  a.    Temptable. 
tempt 'a-bl-ness^,    n.       Temptable- 

ness. 
tem'u-len-tlv*,  a.    Temulentive. 
ten'a-bF,  a.    Tenable. 
teD'a-bl-ness*",  n.    Tenableness. 
te-na'clus^,  a.    Tenacious. 
te-iia'c!us-ly»,  adv.    Tenaciously. 
te-na'ctus-ness^,  n.     Tenaciousness. 
ten'ant-a-bP,  a.    Tenantable. 
ten'ant-a-bl-ness^,  n.      Tenantable- 


teii'derd''*^,  pp.     Tendered. 
tea'di-nus^,  a.    Tendinous. 
ten'di-nus-ness^,  n.    Tendinousness. 
ten'do-nus",  a.    Tendonous. 


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thanatografy 


118 


ten'e-brus«,  a.     Tenebrous. 
ten 'or",  a.  &  n.     Tenor. 
te-nor'ra-py^,  n.    Tenorrhapy. 
ten'sl-bF,  a.     Tensible. 
ten'si-bl-ness**,  n.    Tensibleness. 
ten'sll^,  -ile«,  a.     Tensile. 
ten'sll-ly»,  -ile-ly«,  adv.     Tensilely. 
ten'slv^,  a.    Tensive. 
ten'ta-cP,  n.     Tentacle. 
ten'ta-cld^,  a.     Tentacled, 
ten'ta-tlv«,  a.  &  n.     Tentative. 
ten'ta-tlv-ly",  adv.    Tentatively. 
ten'u-us^,  a.    Tenuous. 
ten'u-us-ly^,  adv.     Tenuously. 
ten'u-us-ness^,  n.     Tenuousness. 
ter"a-to-fo'bl-a*'*«,   n.      Teratopho- 

bia. 
ter"a-toiii'a-tus«,  o.    Teratomatous. 
ter-clo'rld«,  n.     Terchlorid. 
ter'cln^,  n.    Tercine. 
ter"e-bln'thin»,  a.     Terebinthine. 
ter"e-blii'thl-nus",   a.      Terebinthi- 

nous. 
ter"e-brat'u-liii*,  a.    Terebratuline. 
ter'e-din«,  n.     Teredine. 
ter"ef-thal'lc^*«,  a.     Terephthalic. 
ter-gem'l-nus^,  a.     Tergeminous. 
ter-glf 'er-us«,  a.    Tergiferous. 
termd"***,  pp.     Termed. 
ter'mi-na-bP,  a.     Terminable. 
ter'mi-na-bl-ness'',  n.     Terminable- 


ter'iiil-na"tlv^*«,  a.    Terminative. 
ter'iiil-na"tlv-ly»,    adv.        Termina- 

tively. 
ter'ml-to-flF*«,  n.  Termitophile. 
ter"inl-tof' l-lus*,    a.       Termitophi- 

lous. 
tern-stre''ml-a'ceus»,  a.     Temstroe- 

miaceous. 
ter-ra'ceus",  a.     Terraceous. 
ter-ra'ne-us«,  a.     Terraneous. 
ter-ra'que-us»,  a.     Terraqueous. 
ter'ra-sferC**,  n.    Terrasphere. 


ter"re-ino'tlv'"*«,  a,    Terreihotive. 
ter'rl-bF,  a.     Terrible. 
ter'rl-bl-ness*',  n.     Terribleness. 
ter-rlc'o-lin«,  a.     Terricoline. 
ter-rlc'o-lus^,  a.     Terricolous. 
ter-rig'e-nus«,  a.     Terrigenous. 
tes"sa-raf'thong''*»,    n.     Tessaraph- 

thong. 
tesfa-bl*",  a.     Testable. 
tes-ta"ce-og'ra-fy»"*«,  n.    Testaceog- 

raphy. 
tes-ta'ce-us^,  a.     Testaceous. 
tes"ti-car'dlii»,  a.     Testicardine. 
tes'ti-cP,  n.     Testicle. 
tes-tu"di-na'rl-us»,  a.     Testudinari- 

ous. 
tes"tu-dln'e-us^,  a.    Testudineous. 
tet"a-nlg'e-nus»,  a.     Tetanigenous. 
te-tar"to-fy'i-a''*«,  n.    Tetartophyia. 
teth'erd^,  pp.     Tethered. 
tef'ra-cam'a-rus",   a.      Tetracama- 

rous. 
tef'ra-can'thus^,  a.    Tetracanthous. 
te-trac'er-us^,  a.     Tetracerous. 
tet"ra-che'nl-uin''*«,  n.     Tetrachae- 

nium. 
tet"ra-che'tus»,  a.     Tetrachaetous. 
tet"ra-clad'ln«,  a.    Tetracladine. 
tet"ra-clo'rid»,  n.     Tetrachlorid. 
tet"ra-clor"meth'ane«,    n.      Tetra- 

chlormethane. 
tet"ra-cor'al-lln«,  o.    Tetracoralline. 
tet'ra-cord^,  n.     Tetrachord. 
tef'ra-cor'daP,  a.     Tetrachordal. 
tet"ra-cor'don»,  n.    Tetrachordon. 
tet"ra-cot'o-mus«,   a.      Tetrachoto- 

mous. 
tet"ra-cot'o-iny»,  n.    Tetrachotomy. 
tet"ra-cro'inlc*,  a.    Tetrachromic. 
te-trac'ro-nus«,  a.     Tetrachronous. 
tet"ra-dac'ty-lus",   a.      Tetradacty- 

lous. 
tet"ra-de-cap'o-du8",  a.  Tetradecap- 

odous. 


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thanatografy 


tet"ra-fal"an-gar'chi-a*'*«,  n.     Tet- 

raphalangarchia. 
tet"ra-far'ina-caF*«,  a.     Tetraphar- 

macal. 
tef'ra-faF'ma-con''**,  n.    Tetraphar- 

macon. 
tet"ra-far'ina-cuiii*'*»,  n.  Tetraphar- 

macum. 
tet"ra-fyl'lous''*«,  a.    Tetraphyllous. 
te-trag'e-nus«,  a.     Tetragenous. 
te-trag'o-nus^,  a.     Tetragonous. 
te-trag'y-nus«,  a.     Tetragynous. 
tet"ra-loro-dont*'*S  a.    Tetralopho- 

dont. 
tefra-mas'thus*,  a.  Tetramasthous. 
te-tram'er-us*,  a.     Tetramerous. 
tet'ra-morP**,  n.     Tetramorph. 
tefra-mor'Ac*"**,  a.    Tetramorphic. 
tet''ra-mor'flsm''*«,    n.       Tetramor- 

phism. 
tef'ra-mor'fus^,  a.     Tetramorphous. 
te-tran'drus*,  a.     Tetrandrous. 
tet"ra-nef'ric^*«,  a.     Tetranephric. 
te-traii'y-chln''*»,  a.  &  n.    Tetrany- 

chine. 
tet'ra-o-nin*,  a.  &  n.     Tetraonine. 
tet"ra-pet'a-lus«,  a.     Tetrapetalous. 
tet'ra-plus^,  a.     Tetraplous. 
te-trap'o-dus«,  a.     Tetrapodous. 
tet'ra-pus«,  a.     Tetrapous. 
te-trap'ter-us*,  a.     Tetrapterous. 
tet"ra-py-re'nus«,     a.       Tetrap3a-e- 

nous. 
te-traq'ue-trus*,  a.     Tetraquetrous. 
tet'rarc^,  n.     Tetrarch. 
tet"ra-sep'a-lus8,  a.     Tetrasepalous. 
tet"ra-sfer'lc'"*»,  a.     Tetraspheric. 
tet"ra-sfer'i-caP*«,   a.      Tetraspher- 

ical. 
tet"ra-sper'ma-tus»,  a.     Tetrasper- 

matous. 
tet"ra-sper'mus»,  a.   Tetraspermous. 
tet'ra-spo"rus*,  a.    Tetrasporous. 
tet'ra-stic»,  n.    Tetrastich. 


te-tras'ti-cus^,  a.     Tetrastichous. 
tet"ra-syl'la-bP,  n.     Tetrasyllable. 
tex'tiP,  -ile«,  a.  &  n.     Textile. 
thal"a-inen'ce-faP*«,n.  Thalamence- 

phal. 
thal"a-men-ce-fal'lc^*S    a.     Thala- 
mencephalic. 
thal"a-inen-cef'a-lon''*«,  n.    Thala- 

mencephalon. 
thaF'a-mef'o-ros'"*'',  n.    Thalameph- 

oros. 
thal"a-mef'o-rus*'*»,  n.    Thalameph- 

orus. 
thal'a-mo-cele''*8,  n.     Thalamocoele. 
thal"as-of'l-lus«,    a.       Thalassophi- 

lous. 
tha-las"so-fo'bi-a*'*«,  n.      Ihalasso- 

phobia. 
tha-las'sl-o-fyte'"*^,    n.       Thalassio- 

phyte. 
thal"as-sog'ra-fer''*«,  n.    Thalassog- 

rapher. 
tha-las^so-grafiC'^,  a.      Thalasso- 

graphic. 
tha-las"so-graf 'i-caP*',  a.  Thalasso- 

graphical. 
thal"as-sog'ra-fy^*«,   n.     Thalassog- 

raphy. 
thal-lif  er-us«,  a.    Thalliferous. 
thal'lin%  a.     Thalline. 
thal'lo-clore^,  n.     Thallochlore. 
thal-lof'o-rl^*«,  n.  pi.     Thallophori. 
thal'lo-fyte-*%  n.     Thallophyte. 
thal"lo-fyt'ic'"*S  a.     Thallophytic. 
thaFlus%  a.     Thallous. 
tham'no-flP,  n.     Thamnophile. 
than"a-to-fld'I-an^*S  a.     Thanato- 

phidian. 
than"a-to-fo'bI-a*'*»,   n.      Thanato- 
phobia. 
than"a-tog'ra-fer*'*»,  n.     Thanatog- 

rapher. 
than"a-tog'ra-fy*'*«,  n.     Thanatog- 

raphy. 


thanatotyfus 
thru 

than"a-to-ty'fus''**,  a.     Thanatoty- 

phus. 
thankt^*»,  -pp.    Thanked. 
thatcht",  pa.     Thatched. 
thau"nia-tog'ra-fy^*»,  n.    Thauma- 

tography. 
thawd''*^,  pp.     Thawed. 
the'a-ter^*8,  n.    Theatre. 
the'a-tln^,  a.  &  n.    Theatine. 
the"a-tro-fo'bi-a^*«,  n.   Theatropho- 

bia. 
the-at'ro-fone''*^,  n.    Theatrophone. 
the'ca-fore*"**,  n.     Thecaphore. 
the"ca-spo'rus'',  a.     Therasporous. 
the-clf'er-us»,  a.     Theciierous. 
the-clg'er-us«,  a.     Thecigeroiis. 
the"co-dac'ty-lus«,  a.     Thecodacty- 

lous. 
the^co-som'a-tus",  a.     Thecosoma- 

tous. 
the-cos'to-mus^,  a.   Thecostomous. 
thel"e-fo-ra'ceus«,   a.      Thelephora- 

ceous. 
thel-fu'sl-an^*8,  a.  &  n.  Thelphusian. 
thel-fu'sld''*%  n.   Thelphusid. 
thel-fu'sold''*S  a.    Thelphusoid. 
the-lyf'o-nld^*8,  a.  &  n.  Thelyphonid. 
the-lyf  o-noId''*«,  a.    Thelyphonoid. 
the-lyg'e-nus«,  a.     Thelygenous. 
the-lyg"o-na'ceus«,  a.     Thelygona- 

ceous. 
the"ly-ot'o-kus8,  a.    Thelyotokous. 
the-lyt'o-kus,     the-lyt'o-cus«,     a. 

Thelytokous,  thelytocous. 
them-selvs'^**,  pron.  pi.  Themselves. 
thense^,  adv.    Thence. 
the"o-fan'ic''*«,  a.    Theophanio. 
the-of'a-ny*"*«,  n.     Theophany, 
the"o-fil"an-throp'lc-*S   a.      Theo- 

philanthropic. 
the"o-fl-laii'thro-plsm>'«S  n.   Theo- 

philanthropism. 
the"o-fll"o-sof'lc''*%  a.     Theophilo- 

sophic. 


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the"o-fo'bi-a*"*8,  n.  Theophobia. 
the-of'o-bist^**,  n.    Theophobist. 
the-of 'o-rus*,  a.    Theophorous. 
the"o-fras-ta'ce-us*,  a.    Theophras- 

taceous. 
the"o-fyl'lln'"*%   -Ine^**,  n.     Theo- 

phyllin,  theophylline. 
the"o-inor'flc''*«,  a.   Theomorphic. 
the"o-inor'flsiii^**,    n.        Theomor- 

phism. 
the"o-sof'lc^*8,  a.    Theosophic. 
the^o-sofl-cal*"*',  a.    Theosophical. 
the"o-sof 'l-cal-ly^*»,  adtv.  Theosoph- 

ically. 
the-os'o-fer^*»,  n.   Theosopher. 
the-os'o-flsm^*8,  n.    Theosophism. 
the-os'o-flst^**,  n.    Theosophist. 
the"o-so-fls'tl-caF*»,  a.  Theosophis- 

tical. 
the-os'o-fize''*^,  vt.  &  vi.  Theosophize. 
the-os'o-fy**,  n.    Theosophy. 
the"o-tec'nic»,  a.   Theotechnic. 
the"o-tec'iilst'»,  n.    Theotechnist. 
the"o-tec'ny«,  n.     Theotechny. 
ther'a-fose*'*^,  n.     Theraphose. 
ther"a-fo'sld'"*8,  a.  &  n.   Theraphosid. 
ther"a-fo'sold''*8,  a.    Theraphosoid. 
ther"i-o-mor'flc''*8,  a.      Theriomor- 

phic. 
the"rl-o-inor'fo-sis^",   n.      Therio- 

morphosis. 
the"rl-o-mor'fus»,    a.       Theriomor- 

phous. 
the"rl-o-trof'l-caF*»,    a.        Therio- 

trophical. 
ther- met 'o-graf '"*'»,   n.      Thermeto- 

graph. 
ther-met'ro-graf^*8,  n.    Thermetro- 

graph. 
ther^mo-a'que-us",  a.  Thermoaque- 

ous. 
ther"mo-bar'o-graf''*»,  n.    Thermo- 

barograph. 
ther"mo-ca-ot'lc»,  a.  Thermochaotic. 


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ther"mo-cro'ic8,  a.    Thermochroic. 

ther'mo-crose*,  n.    Thermochrose. 

ther"ino-cro'sy^,  n.    Thermochrosy. 

ther'mo-cup^F,  n.  Thermocouple. 

ther-mof'a-gy^**,  n.    Thermophagy. 

ther'mo-fll''*«,  a.   Thermophile. 

ther"mo-fll'ic^*»,  a.    Thermofilic. 

ther-moFi-lus^,  a.    Thermophilous. 

ther"mo-fo'bi-a^*«,  n.  Thermopho- 
bia. 

ther'mo-fone''*8,  n.    Thermophone. 

ther'mo-fore''**,  n.    Thermophore. 

ther"mo-fy'lic*'*«,  a.  Thermophylic. 

ther^mo-fyl'llte^**,  n.  Thermophyl- 
hte. 

ther'ino-graf^*»,  n.   Thermograph. 

ther"mo-graf 'ic^*^,  a.  Thermograph- 
ic. 

ther-mog'ra-fy^**',  n.  Thermography. 

ther"mo-hy'gro-graf^**,  n.  Thermo- 
hygrograph. 

ther"nio-inet"a-iiior'flc^**,  a.  Ther- 
mometamorphic. 

ther"ino-inet''a-inor'flsin^",  n. 
Thermometamorphism. 

ther"ino-met'ro-graP'*8,  n.  Ther- 
mometrograph. 

ther"ino-ino'tiv«,  a.   Thermomotive. 

ther"mo-psy-crof'o-rus«,  n.  Ther- 
mopsychrophorus. 

ther'nio-sl"foii''*«,  n.  Thermosiphon. 

ther'mo*tel"e-fone^*«,  n.  Thermo* 
telephone. 

ther"mo-ten'siF*8,  a.  Thermotensile. 

the"ro-ce-fa'li-an*'*«,  a.  &  n.  Thero- 
cephalian. 

the-rom'o-rus",  a.   Theromorous. 

the'ro-morf^**,  n.    Theromorph. 

the"ro-mor'fl-a^*«,  n.  Theromorphia. 

the"ro-iiior'flc''*8,  a.    Theromorphic. 

the^ro-inor'flsiii''*^,  n.  Theromor- 
phism. 

the^ro-mor"fo-log'l-caP*",  a.  Ther- 
momorphological. 


thanatotyfus 
thril 

the"ro-inor'fus^,  a.  Theromorphous. 
the-rop'o-dus»,  a.    Theropodous. 
thl'a-sarc«,  n.    Thiasarch. 
thlck'end*'*^,  pp.    Thickened. 
thlev^,  vt.  &  vi.    Thieve. 
thlevd^**,    pp.    Thieved. 
thus  n.    Thill. 
thlm'bF,  n.    Thimble. 
thind^*S  yp.     Thinned. 
thlnk'a-bP,  a.    Thinkable. 
thi-noc'o-rln^,  a.    Thinocorine. 
thl"o-aii"tI-ino'nl-us',  a.   Tbioanti- 

monious. 
thl"o-ar-se'nl-us»,  a.  Thioarsenious. 
tWo-cro'inus^,  a.    Thiochromous. 
thl'o-fene*'*»,  n.  Thiophene. 
tWo-fe'nlC^^,  a.    Thiophenic. 
thl"o-fe'noF*S  n.    Thiophenol. 
thl"o-fll'lc^*%  a.  ThiophiHc. 
thl"o-fos'fate^*»,  n.  Thiophosphate. 
thI-of'thene^*«,  n.  Thiophthene. 
tlil"o-naf'thene^*»,    n.       Thionaph- 

thene. 
thlrl'a-bP,  a.    Thirlable. 
thls'tP,  n.     Thistle. 
thllps"eii-cef'a-lus'*^,  n.    Thlipsen- 

cephalus. 
tho^,  conj.    Though,  tho\ 
tho"ra-cos'tra-cus*,   a.      Thoracos- 

tracous. 
thornd",  a.    Thomed. 
thor'o»,  a.,  n.  &  adv.    Thorough. 
thor'o-fare«,  n.     Thoroughfare. 
thor'o-ly«,  adv.    Thoroughly. 
thor'o-ness*,  n.    Thoroughness. 
thrald»,  pp.     Thralled. 
thrasht^*^,  pp.     Thrashed. 
thred'"*»,  v.  &  n.    Thread. 
thresht°,  pp.    Threshed. 
thret^*»,  n.    Threat. 
thret'en*'*^,  vt.  &  vi.    Threaten. 
thret'en-a-bP,  a.     Threatenable. 
thret'end^**,  pp.    Threatened. 
thrlF*S  v.  &  n.    Thrill. 


thrlld 
toxinfectlus 


rS2 


thrild"",  pp.     ThriUed. 

tlftS  pp.     Tiffed. 

thro%  V.  &  n.     Throw. 

tight'ends  pp.    Tightened. 

throbd^*%  pp.    Throbbed. 

tl'grln*,  tl'ger-ln*,  a.    Tigrine,  tiger- 

throngd''*«,  pp.     Thronged. 

ine. 

throt'F,  V.  &  n.     Throttle. 

tU''",  v.,  n.,  prep.  &  amj.     Till. 

throt'ld%  pp.    Throttled. 

tild^*%  pp.     Tilled. 

thru»,  imp.    Threw. 

til"i-a'ceus«,  a.    Tiliaceous. 

thru''*«,  a.,  n.,  adv.  &  prep.    Through, 

till'a-bl%  a.    Tillable. 

thro'. 

til-le"tl-a'ceus%  a.   Tilletiaceous. 

thrumd''*^,  pp.    Thrummed. 

tim'a-lin'',  a.    Timaline. 

thru-out'^*«,  adv.  &  prep.    Through- 

tlm'berd*, pa.     Timbered. 

out. 

tl-mel'I-in%  a.  &  n.    Timeliine. 

thum^*%  V.  &  n.    Thumb. 

tlm'or-us^,  a.     Timorous. 

thumd"**,  pp.    Thumbed. 

tlm'or-us-ly^,  adv.     Timorously. 

thumpt''*^,  pp.    Thumped. 

tim'or-us-ness*,  n.    Timorousness. 

thun'derd''*^,  pp.    Thundered. 

tin'a-min»,  a.  &  n.     Tinamine. 

thu'rl-bF,  n.     Thurible. 

tin"a-mo-mor'fic'**8,  a.  Tinamomor- 

thu-rlf  er-us^,  a.     Thuriferous. 

phic. 

thur'o'*,  a.,  n.  &  adv.     Thorough. 

tiii"a-mo'tln»,  a.  &  n.    Tinamotine. 

thur'o-iy,  adv.    Thoroughly. 

tind*"**,  pp.  &  a.    Tinned. 

thur'o-ness^,  n.    Thoroughness. 

tin'e-Iii^,  a.  &  n.    Tineine. 

thwackf  *%  pp.    Thwacked. 

tin'gi-bF,  a.     Tingible. 

thy'la-cln^,  n.    Thylacine. 

tln'gP,  V.  &  n.    Tingle. 

thy-lac'i-nln»,  a.  &  n.   Thylacinine. 

tin'gld%  pp.    Tingled. 

thy"la-co'le-o-iilii8,  a.  &  n.    Thyla- 

tlnk'erd''*S  pp.    Tinkered. 

coleonine. 

tin'kl%  V.  &  n.     Tinkle. 

thym'l-a-tec"ny«,  n.  Thymiatechny. 

tin'kld%  pp.     Tinkled. 

thym'usS  a.     Thymous. 

tin'selds  pp.     Tinseled,  tinselled. 

thy"re-o-fy'iiia''**,  n.  Thyreophyma. 

tln"tlii-nab'u-lus%  a.      Tintinnabu- 

thy-rog'e-nusS  a.     Thyrogenous. 

lous. 

thyr-slf'er-us«,  a.     Thyrsiferous. 

tIp'P,  V.  &  n.    Tipple. 

thy"sa-nop'o-dus«,  a.     Thysanopo- 

tip'ld^,  pp.    Tippled. 

dous. 

tip'staff"^,  n.     Tipstaff. 

thy''sa-nop'ter-us«,    a.      Thysanop- 

tipt«'*%  pp.     Tipped. 

terous. 

tire'graP*^,  n.     Tiregraph. 

Tl'ber-ln",  a.    Tiberine. 

tire 'sum*"**,  a.     Tiresome. 

Wcho-dro'inln*,  a.  &  n.    Tichodro- 

tis'IcS  a.     Phthisic. 

mine. 

ti'siss  n.     Phthisis. 

tl'cho-rin^,  a.  &  n.     Tichorine. 

ti'^tan-lf'er-us*,  a.    Titaniferous. 

tIck'P,  V.  &  n.     Tickle. 

tl"ta-no-the'rl-ln«,  a.  &  n.     Titano- 

tIck'ld^  pp.     Tickled. 

theriine. 

tlckt''*%  pa.    Ticked. 

ti'tan-usB,  a.     Titanous. 

tlerse*",  n.     Tierce. 

tlth'a-bl%  tIthe'a-bP,  a.  &  n.  Tith- 

tlfSv.  &n.     Tiff. 

able.  titheable. 

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tlth^o-no-graflc*",    a.       Tithono- 

graphic. 
tit'U-la"tIv%  a.    Titillative. 
tlt'P,  n.    Title. 
tlt'terd''*S  jyp.    Tittered. 
tlt'y-rln^,  a.  &  n.    Tityrine. 
to»,  V.  &  n.    Toe. 
tos  V.  &  n.    Tow. 
to'dlnS  a.    Todine. 
tod'F,  V.  &  n.    Toddle. 
toes*,  3rd  per.  sing.  pres.  ind.    Tows. 
to-fa'ceus*,  a.    Tophaceous. 
togd»,  jrp.     Togged. 
toi-cog'ra-fy«,  n.    Toichography. 
toIld''*%  pp.    Toiled. 
toll'sum*'**,  a.    Toilsome. 
toU'sum-ly^,  adv.    Toilsomely. 
toil'sum-ncss^,  n.     Toilsomeness. 
to'kend^,  pp.    Tokened. 
tol'er-a-bF,  a.     Tolerable. 
tol'er-a-bl-ness'',  n.    Tolerableness. 
toU'a-bP,  a.     Tollable. 
toUd^,  told"**,  pp.    Tolled. 
tol"y-peii'tiii»,   a.   &  n.       Tolypen- 

tine. 
to-mal'lin*,  n.     TomaUine. 
to-men'tus",  a.    Tomentous. 
to-mip'a-rus",  a.     Tomiparous. 
tongd*,  pp.     Tonged. 
ton'o-fant'"**,  n.    Tonophant. 
ton'o-grar'**,  n.     Tonograph. 
ton"o-tec'nic^,  n.     Tonotechnic. 
toold^,  pp.    Tooled. 
tooth 'ake^****,  a.    Toothache. 
tooth'sum'"**,  a.    Toothsome. 
tootht''*S  a.     Toothed. 
to'parc*,  n.    Toparch. 
top'P,  vt.  &  vi.    Topple. 
top'ld^,  pp.    Toppled. 
top"o-fo'bl-a^*'',  n.    Topophobia. 
top'o-fone*"*",  n.    Topophone. 
to-pog'ra-fer^*',  n.    Topographer. 
top"o-graf'Ic*,  a.     Topographic. 
top"o-graf' i-cal**,  a.     Topographical. 


thrild 
toxinfectius 

top^o-grafl-cal-ly,  adv.  Topograph- 
ically. 

to-pog'ra-flst*',  n.    Topographist. 

top"o-graf"o-met'rlc''*»,  a.  Topo- 
graphometric. 

to-pog'Ta-fy*"**,  n.     Topography. 

top'o-inoFf*'*^,  n.    Topomorph. 

topt»,  pp.     Topped. 

to-reu"ma-tog'ra-fy^*», n.  Toreuma- 
tography. 

tor-fa 'ecus*,  a.     Torfaceous. 

tor'ml-nus«,  a.     Tonninous. 

tor'slv*,  a.     Torsive. 

tor'tlv*,  a.     Tortive. 

tor'tur-a-bP,  a.     Torturable. 

tor'tur-a-bl-ness^,   n.      Torturable- 


to'rus*,  a.     Torous. 
tor'ren-tin*,  a.     Torrentine. 
tor'tU''*S  a.     Tortile. 
tor'tri-cln*"**,  a.  &  n.    Tortricine. 
tor'tu-us^,  a.     Tortuous. 
tor'tu-us-ly«,  adv.     Tortuously. 
tor'tu-us-ness«,  n.    Tortuousness. 
tor'u-lus*,  a.     Tonilous. 
tos*'*^,  V.  &  n.     Toss. 
tost*"",  pp.     Tossed. 
tot'l-tlv%  a.     Totitive. 
tot'terd^*%  pp.    Tottered. 
toucht*"**,  pp.    Touched. 
tourd*,  pp.     Toured. 
to-va"rl-a'ceus*,  a.     Tovariaceous. 
towd''**,  pp.    Towed. 
tow'eld»,  pp.     Toweled,  towelled. 
tow'erd«,  pp.    Towered. 
tox"i-cof'a-gus«,  a.    Toxicophagous. 
tox''i-cof'a-gy''**,  n.    Toxicophagy. 
tox"i-co-fo'bl-a'"*«,  n.   Toxicophobia. 
tox"i-co-fy-lax'In'"*«,  n.    Toxicophy- 

laxin. 
tox-lf'er-us*,  a.    Toxiferous. 
tox''I-fo'bl-a*'**,  n.    Toxiphobia. 
tox^l-for'tC**,  a.     Toxiphoric. 
tox"lii-fec'tlus*,  a.    Toxinfectious. 


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124 


tox'o-flF*»,  a.     Toxophil. 
tox-of'I-lite^*8,  a.  &  n.    Toxophilite. 
tox-of"i-lit'lc^*S  a.     Toxofilitic. 
tox-of'l-lusS  a.     Toxophilous. 
tox'o-fore*"**,  n.     Toxophore. 
tox"o-for'lc''*«,  a.     Toxophoric. 
tox-of'o-rus*,  a.     Toxophorous. 
tox"o-fy-lax'ln'"*»,  n.    Toxophylaxin. 
toyd''*»,  pp.    Toyed. 
trace 'a-bP,  a.     Traceable. 
trace'a-bl-ness'",  n.  Traceableness. 
tra'che-o-fone^*«,  a.  &  n.    Tracheo- 

phone. 
tra"che-of'o-nus«,   a.      Tracheopho- 

nons. 
tra"che-of' o-oy^*',   n.      Tracheoph- 

ony. 
tra"che-of'y-ina^*«,  n.     Tracheoph- 

yma. 
tra"che-o-pho'iiIn^,  n.   Tracheopho- 

nine. 
tra"chy-car'pus«,  a.   Trachycarpous. 
tra"chy-fo'nl-a^*«,  n.  Trachyphonia. 
tra-chyf'o-nus^,  a.    Trachyphonous, 
tra'chy-lln^,    a.     Trachyline. 
track'a-bF,  a.     Trackable. 
trackt*"*^,  pp.     Tracked. 
tract'a-bP,  a.     Tractable. 
tract 'a-bl-ness^,  n.     Tractableness. 
trac'tiF'%  -lle%  a.    Tractile. 
trac'tlv^*^,  a.     Tractive. 
trad'1-tlv*,  a.     Traditive. 
tra-duc'i-bP,  a.     Traducible. 
trafflckf,  pp.     Trafficked. 
traf'flct^,  pp.     Trafficked. 
tra-gel'a-phln^,  a.    Tragelaphine. 
trag'u-lln^,  a.  &  n.     Traguline. 
tralld'"*%  pp.    Trailed. 
traln'a-bP,  a.    Trainable. 
traind''*^,  pp.     Trained. 
tramd^,  pp.     Trammed. 
trammeld^,  pa.     Trammeled. 
tram'pF,  vt.  &  vi.    Trample. 
tram'pld*',  pp.    Trampled. 


trainpt''*^,  pp.     Tramped. 
tran'quil-ize'',  vt.  &  vi.    Tranquilise, 

tranquillise. 
tran-scend'i-bF,  a.     Transcendible. 
trail-scrip 'tiv»,  a.     Transcriptive. 
tran-scrlp'tiv-ly8,    adv.       Transcrip- 

tively. 
transe^,  n.     Trance. 
trans-fer'a-bl^,  a.     Transferable. 
traiis-ferd'^*«,  pp.     Transferred. 
trans-flxt'8,  pp.     Transfixed. 
trans-form'a-bF,  a.    Transformable. 
trans-form 'a- tlv«,   a.      Transforma- 
tive. 
trans-formd'^*8,  pp.     Transformed. 
trans-fu'slv^,  a.    Transfusive. 
trans-fuze'^,  vt.     Transfuse. 
trans-fuz'1-bP,  a.    Transfuzible. 
trans-gress'i-bF,  a.     Transgressible. 
trans-gres'siv^,  a.    Transgressive. 
trans-gres'siv-ly»,   adv.      Transgres- 

sively. 
trans-grest'^,  pp.    Transgressed. 
tran'si-tiv^*^,  a.    Transitive. 
tran'si-tiv-ly«,  adv.    Transitively. 
tran'sl-tlv-ness«,  n.    Transitiveness. 
trans-lat'a-bF,  a.     Translatable. 
trans-lat'a-bl-ness^,    n.       Translat- 

ableness. 
trans-la'tiv»,  a.    Translative. 
trans- mis 'sl-bF,  a.  Transmissible. 
trans-mis 'slv^**,  a.    Transmissive. 
trans-mls'siv-ness*'*^,  n.    Transmis- 

siveness. 
trans-mit-ta-[or  i-]  W,  a.     Trans- 

mittable,  transmittible. 
trans-mut'a-bl^,  a.     Transmutable. 
trans-mut'a-bl-ness*',  n.  Transmut- 

ableness. 
trans-mut'a-tiv^,  a.   Transmutative. 
tran-spir'a-bl^,  a.  Transpirable. 
trans-planfa-bl*",  a.  Transplantable. 
trans-pon'i-bl^,  a.   Transponible. 
trans-pon'tin^,  a.    Transpontine. 


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trans-port 'a-bF,  a.    Transportable. 
trans-pos'a-bP,  a.   Transposable. 
trans-pos'i-tiv«,  a.    Transpositive. 
trans-pos'1-tiv-ly®,  adv.     Transposi- 

tively. 
transt^,  pp.     Tranced. 
tran-sump'tlvS  a.    Transumptive. 
Trap'pis-tin»,  a.    Trappistine. 
trapt*"*",  pp.     Trapped. 
trav'eld^*^,  pa.     Traveled,  travelled. 
tray'd-er*",  n.    Traveller. 
trav'ers-a-bF,  a.    Traversable. 
trav'erst*,  pp.    Traversed. 
trea'cF,  n.     Treacle. 
trea'son-a-bF,  a.     Treasonable. 
trea'son-a-bl-ness'",  n.  Treasonable- 


trea'tis^**,  n.     Treatise. 
treb'P,  v.,  a.  &  n.     Treble. 
treb'l-ness*",  n.     Trebleness. 
trech'er-ous^**,  a.     Treacherous. 
trech'er-ous-ly^,  adv.  Treacherously. 
trech'er-ous-ness^,  n.    Treacherous- 


trech'er-y^*«,  n.    Treachery. 
tred*"*",  V.  &  n.    Tread. 
tred'P,  V.  &  n.    Treadle. 
tred'le^,  v.  &  n.    Treadle. 
trel'lists  pp.    Trellised. 
trem'bP,  v.  &  n.    Tremble. 
trem'bld*',  pp.    Trembled. 
trem'el-lin*,  a.     Tremelline. 
trenchf**,  pp.    Trenched. 
tre-pand'^*«,  pp.    Trepanned. 
tres*"*^,  V.  &  n.     Tress. 
tres'past^*^,  pp.    Trespassed. 
trest*,  a.     Tressed. 
tres'tl,  tres'seP,  n.    Trestle. 
tre'sure*,  v.  &  n.    Treasure. 
tre'sur-er",  n.    Treasurer. 
tre'sur-y*,  n.    Treasury. 
tre'zure*",  v.  &  n.    Treasure. 
tre'zur-er^,  n.    Treasurer. 
tre'zur-y*",  n.    Treasury. 


toxofll 
tru 

trl'a-bP,  a.     Triable. 
tri'a-bl-ness^,  n.    Triableness. 
trlch'e-chin*,  a.  &  n.    Trichechine. 
trich"o-pho'cln8,  a.     Trichophocine. 
trlck'F,  V.  &  n.    Trickle. 
trlck'ld^,  pp.     Trickled. 
trlckt^*%  pp.     Tricked. 
tri"de-riv'a-tlv^*^,  n.    Triderivative. 
trl'glyP,  n.     Triglyph. 
tri-glyf'Ic^,  a.     Triglyphic. 
trl-glyf '1-caF,  a.  Triglyphical. 
trU%  V.  &  n.    Trill. 
trlld^*S  pp.     Trilled. 
trimd^*^,  pp.     Trimmed. 
trln'gin*,  a.  &  n.     Tringine. 
trl-part'i-bP,  a.    Tripartible. 
trlph'yl-Iln*,  n.     Triphylline. 
trip'l'",  v.,  a.  &  n.     Triple. 
trlp'ld^,  pp.     Tripled. 
trip'o-lIn«,  a.     Tripoline. 
trlpt^*^,  pp.     Tripped. 
trl-syl'la-bF,  n.     Trisyllable. 
trlt'u-ra-bF,  a.     Triturable. 
tri'umP*«,  V.  &  n.    Triumph. 
tri-um'faF,  a.     Triumphal. 
trl-um'fant^,  a.     Triumphant. 
tri-um'fant-ly^,  adv.   Triumphantly. 
trl'um-fer*",  n.     Triumpher. 
trl'umf-ing-ly*',  adv.     Triumphingly. 
tri'umff,  pp.     Triumphed. 
triv'l-In*,  a.  &  n.    Triviine. 
tro-ca'Ic*,  a.  &  n.    Trochaic. 
tro-chU'l-din«,  a.     Trochihdine. 
troch'l-lln»,  a.     Trochiline. 
trod'n^,  pp.     Trodden. 
troP*«,  n.     Trough. 
tro'fy^*8,  V.  &  n.    Trophy. 
trog'lo-dy"tin^,  a.  &  n.  Troglodytine. 
troId«,  pp.     Trolled. 
trol'lys  V.  &  n.    Trolley. 
troopf**,  pp.    Trooped. 
trounst^,  pp.    Trounced. 
trow'eld»,  pp.    Troweled,  trowelled. 
tru^,  v.,  a.  &  adv.    True. 


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trub'1%  V.  &  n.     Trouble. 

tum'bld",  pp.    Tnmhled. 

trub'ld%  pp.    Troubled. 

tu'mors,  n.     Tumour. 

trub'lous^,  a.    Troublous. 

tiin'',  n.    Ton. 

trub'l-sum^,  a.     Troublesome. 

tun'a-bP,  tune'a-bp,  a.     Tunable, 

trub'1-sum-ly^,  adv.    Troublesomely. 

tuneable. 

trub'l-sum-ness'",  n.     Troublesome- 

tua'a-bl-ness"*,  tune'a-bl-ness'',  n. 

ness. 

Tunableness,  tuneableness. 

truck'F,  m.     Truckle. 

tund«,  pp.    Timned. 

truck'ld^,  pp.     Truckled. 

tung''*8,  V.  &  n.     Tongue. 

truckf  *S  pp.    Trucked. 

tungd''*«,  pp.     Tongued. 

trumpt'"*^,  pp.     Trumped. 

tuii'neld%  pp.  &  a.     Tunneled,  tun- 

trunkt^, a.     Trunked. 

nelled. 

trus^*%  V.  &  n.     Truss. 

tur'bin^,  -lne«,  n.    Turbine. 

trust^,  a.     Trussed. 

tur'dln*,  a.  &  n.   Turdine. 

trust'a-bP,  a.     Trustable. 

turft%  pp.     Turfed. 

try'a-bF,  a.     Tryable. 

tur'kyS  n.     Turkey. 

tryp'e-tln»,  a.     Trypetine. 

tur'mollds  pp.    Turmoiled. 

tubd«,  pp.     Tubbed. 

tur'na-ment*,  n.   Tournament. 

tu"bi-na'rlii%  a.     Tubinarine. 

turnd^*^,  pp.    Turned. 

tu'bu-la-rin*,  a.     Tubularine. 

tur'nl-cln^,  a.    Tumicine. 

tuch''*%  V.  &  n.     Touch. 

tur'nyS  v.  &  n.    Tourney. 

tuch'a-bF,  a.     Touchable. 

tur'tP,  V.  &  n.    Turtle. 

tuch'a-bl-ness*",  n.    Touchableness. 

tur'tld%  pp.     Turtled. 

tucfa'cr*",  n.     Toucher. 

tusht%  a.     Tushed. 

tuch'i-ly^,  adv.     Touchily. 

tusktS  a.     Tusked. 

tuch'1-ness'',  n.     Touchiness. 

tus'soe*,  n.     Tussock. 

tuch'Ing'',  pa.,  n.  &  prep.     Touching. 

tu'tord*,  pp.     Tutored. 

tuch'less'',  a.     Touchless. 

twad'P,  V.  &  n.    Twaddle. 

tuch 'piece"*",  n.     Touchpiece. 

twad'W,  pp.     Twaddled. 

tuch'stone"^,  n.     Touchstone. 

twangd''*^,  pp.     Twanged. 

tuehf,  pp.     Touched. 

tweakt^*%  pp.     Tweaked. 

tuch'wood'"",  n.     Touchwood. 

twelv*-**,  a.  &  n.     Twelve. 

tuch'y^,  a.     Touchy. 

twich*-,  V.  &  n.     Twitch. 

tuckf*",  pp.    Tucked. 

twlchf",  pp.     Twitched. 

tuf*S  a.  &  n.     Tough. 

twigd%  pp.     Twigged. 

tuf 'en*",  vt.  &  vi.    Toughen. 

twlP,  V.  &  n.     Twill. 

tufend*",  pp.     Toughened. 

twUd"",  pp.     Twilled. 

turfen%  vt.  &  vi.     Toughen. 

twlnd«,  pa.     Twinned. 

tuf'ferS  a.     Tougher. 

twln'kl^  V.  &!n.     Twuikle. 

tuf'ish'-,  a.     Toughish. 

twIn'Md*",  pp.    Twinkled. 

tuf'ly%  adv.     Toughly. 

twlrld*-*",  pp.    Twirled. 

tuf'ness*',  n.    Toughness. 

twist 'a-bl%  a.    Twistable. 

tugd^*»,  pp.    Tugged. 

twitchts  pp.    Twitched 

tum'bl%  V.  &  n.    Tumble. 

twlt'terd»'*s  pp.    Twittered. 

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trubl 
unalarmd 


ty'foid''*%  a.  &  n.    Typhoid. 
ty'fus''*%  n.     Typhus. 
ty'po-graf ''*•',  n.     Typograph. 
ty-pog'ra-fer'***,  n.    Typographer. 
ty^po-grafiC*^,  a.    Typographic. 
ty"po-graf'l-caF**,   a.      Typograph- 
ical. 


ty^po-grari-cal-ly*"**,    adv.      Typo- 
graphically. 
ty-pog'ra-flstp*«,  n.   Typographist. 
ty-pog'ra-fy*^,  n.    Typography. 
tyr'an-nin^,  a.  &  n.    Tyrannine. 
ty-rog'ly-fin*,  a.  &  n.    Tyroglyphine. 


u 


u-blq'ul-tus*,  a.     Ubiquitous. 

u-dom'o-graP*^,  n.    Udomograph. 

ul'cer-a-bP,  a.     Ulcerable. 

ul'cer-a"tlv''*»,  a.     Ulcerative. 

ul'cer-us*,  a.     Ulcerous. 

ul'cer-us-ly^,  adv.     Ulcerously. 

um'berd*,  -pj).     Umbered. 

uii"a-ban'dond^*«,  a.   Unabandoned. 

un^a-basht'*"**,  a.    Unabashed. 

un-a'bF,  a.     Unable. 

un-a-bol'Ish-a-bP,  a.  Unabolishable. 

un"a-bol'lsht''*«,  a.     Unabolished. 

un-ab-solv'a-bF,  a.    Unabsolvable. 

un"ab-solvd""*«,  a.     Unabsolved. 

un-ab-sorb'a-bP,  a.     Unabsorbable. 

un"ab-sorbd'''*»,  a.     Unabsorbed. 

un-ac-cep'ta-bP,  a.     Unacceptable. 

un-ac-cep'ta-bl-ness*",  n.  Unaccep- 
tableness. 

un-ac-ces'sI-bP,  a.     Unaccessible. 

un-ac-ces'si-bl-ness'',  n.  Unaccessi- 
bleness. 

un"ac-com'pllsht^*«,  a.  Unaccom- 
plished. 

un"ac-count'a-bP,  a.  Unaccoimt- 
able. 

un"ac-count'a-bl-ness'',  n.  Unac- 
countableness. 

un-ac-cu'mu-la-bP,  a.  Unaccumu- 
lable. 

uii"ac-curst'^*»,  a.    Unaccursed. 

un^ac-cus'tomd^",  a.  Unaccus- 
tomed. 

uii"a-chiev'a-bF,  a.    Unachievable. 


un"a-chlevd'^*»,  a.   Unachieved. 
uii"ac-quir'a-bP,  a.    Unacquirable. 
un"ac-qulr'a-bl-ness'',  n.  Unacquir- 

ableness. 
uii"a-dapt'a-bF,  a.    Unadaptable. 
un^'a-dapfa-bl-ness'',  n.     Unadapt- 

ableness. 
un"ad-drest"'*»,  a.     Unaddressed. 
un"ad-he'siv*'**,  a.     Unadhesive. 
un-ad-just'a-bP,  a.     Unadjustable. 
un"ad-mln'ls-terd^*«,  a.    Unadmin- 

istered. 
un-ad'mi-ra-bF,  a.    Unadmirable. 
un-ad-mis'si-bF,  a.    Unadmissible. 
un-ad-init'ta-[or  i-]bF,  a.  Unadmit- 

table,  unadmittible. 
un"ad-inon'lsht''*^,    a.      Unadmon- 

ished. 
un-a-dopt'a-bF,  a.     Unadoptable. 
uii"a-dornd'^",  a.     Unadorned. 
un"ad-vlz'a-bF,  a.    Unadvisable. 
un"ad-viz'a-bl-ness^,  n.      Unadvis- 


un-af'fa-bF,  n.     Unaffable. 
un-af  fa-bl-ness*",  n.     Unaffableness. 
uii"af-flrmd"'*«,  a.     Unaffirmed. 
un"ag-gres'slv^*»,  a.     Unaggressive. 
un"a-gree'a-bF,  a.     Unagreeable. 
un"a-gree'a-bl-ness^,  n.      Unagree- 

ableness. 
un-aid'a-bF,  a.    Unaidable. 
un-almd'^*^,  a.     Unaimed. 
un-alrd '*•*«,  a.     Unaired. 
un"a-larind'^*»,  a.    Unalarmed. 


unalienabl 
unbrancht 

un-a'lien-a-bF,  a.     Unalienable. 
un-al-li'a-bP,  a.     Unalliable. 
uii"al-low'a-bF,  a.     Unallowable. 
uii"al-low'a-bl-ness*",  n.      Unallow- 

ableness. 
un-al'ter-a-bP,  a.     Unalterable. 
un-al'ter-a-bl-ness^,  n.  Unalterable- 


un-al'terd''*^,  a.    Unaltered. 
un-a-mea'a-W,  a.     Unamenable. 
un-a-men'a-bl-ness',  n.     Unamen- 

ableness. 
un-a-mend'a-bP,  a.    Unamendable. 
un-a-inend'a-bl-ness%    n.        Una- 

mendableness. 
un-a'ml-a-bF,  a.    Unamiable. 
un-a'mi-a-bl-ness^,  n.    Unamiable- 


un-a-mus'a-bF,  a,    Unamusable. 
un"a-mu'slV*«,  a.  Unamusive. 
un-an'a-lyz"[or  -lys"]a-bF,  a.    Un- 

analyzable,  unanalysable. 
uii-an'a-lyz"[or  -Iys"]a-bl-ness',  n. 

Unanalyzableness,  unanalysableness . 
un-an'chord»,  a.    Unanchored. 
uii"an-neald'=p*^,  a.    Unannealed. 
uii"aii-next '*■*«,  a.    Unannexed. 
un-an-ni'hi-la-bP,  a.     Unannihila- 

ble. 
uii"an-noyd"'*",  a.    Unannoyed. 
uii"an-nuld"'*»,  a.    Unannulled. 
un-an'swer-a-bP,  a.    Unanswerable. 
un-an'swer-a-bl-ness^,    n.      Unan- 

swerableness. 
un-aii'swerd^*«,  a.  Unanswered. 
un''ap-par'eld*'*«,  a.      Unappareled, 

unapparelled. 
un"ap-peal'a-bP,  a.     Unappealable. 
un-ap-peas'a-bP,  a.  Unappeasable. 
un-ap-peas'a-bl-ness^,    n.       Unap- 

peasableness. 
un"ap-por'tlond''*»,    a.       Unappor- 

tioned. 
un-ap'po-sit",  a.    Unapposite. 


128 

un-ap-pre'cl-a-bF,  a.  Unappreci- 
able. 

un"ap-pre'cl-a-tlv''**,  a.  Unappre- 
ciative. 

iin"ap-pre-hen'sl-bl'',  a.  Unappre- 
hensible. 

un"ap-pre-hen'siv''*«,  a.  Unappre- 
hensive, 

un^ap-pre-hen'slv-ly**,  adv.  Unap- 
prehensively. 

un"ap-proach''a-bl'",  a.  Unapproach- 
able. 

un"ap-proacht'^**,  a.  Unapproached. 

un^ap-pra'prl-a-bF,  a.  Unappropri- 
able. 

un-a'prond»,  a.    Unaproned. 

un-ar"gu-inen'ta-tiv''*«,  a.  Unargu- 
mentative. 

un-armd'*,  a.     Unarmed. 

un-ar'inord'^*«,  a.  Unarmored,  un- 
armoured. 

uii"ar-raignd'^**,  a.    Unarraigned. 

un"ar-rayd'p*8,  a.   Unarrayed. 

un-ar-rest'a-bF,  a.    Unarrestable. 

un-as-cend'a-[or  l-lbP,  o.  Unas- 
cendable,  unascendible. 

un"as-cer-talii'a-bl*',  a.  Unascer- 
tainable. 

un^as-cer-tain'a-bl-ness^,  n.  Un- 
ascertainableness. 

uii"as-cer-talnd'^*»,  a.  Unascer- 
tained. 

un-askt'",  a.    Unasked. 

uii"as-sall'a-bl*',  a.     Unassailable. 

un^'as-sail'a-bl-ness'',  n.  Unassail- 
ableness. 

un"as-salld'»,  a.    Unassailed. 

un"as-sault'a-bF,  a.    Unassaultable. 

un"as-sayd'^*»,  a.     Unassayed. 

un"as-ser'tlv*,  a.     Unassertive. 

un^as-sesa'a-bP,  a.     Unassessable. 

un^as-sest""*^,  a.     Unassessed.  - 

un''as-sign'a-bF,  a.     Unassignable. 

un^as-slgnd"**",  a.    Unassigned. 


139 

un"as-sIin'i-la-bP,  a.  Unassimilable, 
un"as-ton'isht''**,  a.  Unastonished. 
un"a-ton'a-bF,  un"a-tone'a-bF,  a. 

Unatonable,   unatoneable. 
un^at-tacht'^",  a.     Unattached. 
un"at-tack'a-bP,  a.     Unattackable. 
un^at-tackt""**,  a.     Unattacked. 
un"at-taln'a-bP,  a.     Unattainable. 
un'^at-tain'a-bl-ness'',  n.    Unattain- 

ableness. 
un^at-taind""**,  a.    Unattained. 
uii''at-tem'perd^*8,    a.       Unattem- 

pered. 
un"a t- tempt 'a-bF,  a.     Unattempt- 

able. 
uii"at-teii'tiv^**,  a.    Unattentive. 
un^at-trac'tiv^*',  a.   Unattractive. 
un"a-vall'a-bP,  a.    Unavailable. 
un''a-Tail'a-bl-ness^,    n.       Unavail- 

ableness. 
uii"a-valW*8,  a.    Unavailed. 
uii"a-vold'a-bP,  a.   Unavoidable. 
un"a-void'a-bl-ness^,  n.     Unavoid- 

ableness. 
un^a-voucht'^*",  a.   Unavouched. 
uii"a-vowd"'*",  a.    Unavowed. 
un"a-wak'end'*»,  a.  Unawakened. 
un-awd"'*8,  a.     Unawed. 
un-awnd'",  a.     Unawned. 
un-backt''*«,  a.    Unbacked. 
un-bail'a-bP,  a.    Unbailable. 
un-balld""*",  a.  Unbailed. 
un-balkt'^",  a.     Unbalked. 
un-ban'ishf",  a.     Unbanished. 
un-bank'a-bF,  a.    Unbankable. 
un-bankt'^**,  a.     Unbanked. 
un-ban'nerd^,  a.     Unbannered. 
un-bard'*,  a.     Unbarred. 
un-bat'terd'*",  a.     Unbattered. 
un-bear'a-bF,  a.     Unbearable. 
un-bear'a-bl-nes8^»  n.     Unbearable- 


un-beat'a-bP,  a.    Unbeatable. 
un^'be-cum'ing^,  a.    Unbecoming. 


unalienabl 
unbrancht 

un"be-dewd"**»,  a.     Unbedewed. 
un"be-got'n'*,  a.     Unbegotten. 
un"be-IIev'a-bP,  a.     Unbelievable. 
un"be-llev'a-bl-ness'',  n.    Unbeliev- 

ableness. 
un"be-lievd '•■*«,  a.     Unbelieved. 
uii"be-moaiid'''*«,  a.     Unbemoaned. 
un-bend'a-bF,  a.     Unbendable. 
un^be-num'*"**,  vt.     Unbenumb. 
uii"be-queathed'^*«,       a.        Unbe- 

queathed. 
uii"be-stowd'^*»,  a.    Unbestowed. 
un"be-trayd'^*«,  a.  Unbetrayed. 
un-bet'terd^*",  a.     Unbettered. 
un-beu'te-ous*",  a.    Unbeauteous. 
un-beu'tl-fled*",  a.    Unbeautified. 
un-beu'ti-fuP,  a.     Unbeautiful. 
un-beu'tt-ful-ly^,    adv.       Unbeauti- 

fuUy. 
uii"be-walld'^*8,  a.  Unbewailed. 
un"be-wll'derd«,  a.    Unbewildered. 
un-bl'asf**,  a.   Unbiased,  unbiassed. 
un-bid'da-bF,  a.     Unbiddable. 
un-bid'da-bl-ness^y  n.    Unbiddable- 


un-bl"o-graf'i-caF**,    a.        Unbio- 

graphical. 
un-blam'a-bP,  a.    Unblamable. 
un-blam'a-bl-ness^,  n.  Unblamable- 


uii-blancht''*«,  a.    Unblanched. 
un-bla'zond",  a.     Unblazoned. 
un-bleacht'^*«,  a.    Unbleached. 
UD-blem'lsht''**,  a.    Unblemished. 
un-blest'*"*",  a.     Unblessed. 
uii-bolld"*«,  a.    Unboiled. 
un-bookt'*"**,  a.    Unbooked. 
un-bor'derd^*",  a.     Unbordered. 
un-bor'rowd*'*»,  a.     Unborrowed. 
un-bot'tomd^,  a.     Unbottomed. 
un-bowd""**,  a.    Unbowed. 
un-bow'eld",  a.    Unboweled,  imbow- 

eUed. 
UD-brancht'*'**,  a.   Unbranched. 


unbreakabl 
uncrystallin 


130 


un-break'a-bF,  a.  Unbreakable. 

un-breath'a-bF,  a.     Unbreathable. 

un-brewd'^*«,  a.     Unbrewed. 

un-broacht""**,  a.     Unbroached. 

un-brusht'*'*«,  a.     Unbrushed. 

un-bun'dP,  vt.  &  vi.     Unbundle. 

un-bur'dend^*«,  a.     Unburdened. 

un-bur'den-sum^",  a.  Unburden- 
some. 

un-bur'I-a-bF,  a.     Unburiable. 

un-bur'nisht''",  a.     Unburnished. 

un-bus'kind*'*»,  a.     Unbuskined. 

un-but'terd''*%  a.     Unbuttered. 

un-but'tond^*»,  a.     Unbuttoned. 

un-but'trest«,  a.     Unbuttressed. 

un-ca'bld^,  a.     Uncabled. 

un-cald'*,  a.     Uncalled. 

un-calkt'^*",  a.     Uncalked. 

un-can'cel-a-bP,  un-can'cel-la- 
bP,  a.   Uncancelable,  uncancellable. 

uii-can'celd''*^,  a.  Uncanceled,  un- 
cancelled. 

un-capt'«,  a.     Uncapped. 

un"ca-rest"'*^,  a.     Uncaressed. 

un-carvd'^*»,  a.     Uncarved. 

un-cat'a-logd''*«,  a.    Uncatalogued. 

un-cen'sur-a-bF,  a.    Uncensurable. 

uii-chalnd""*«,  a.     Unchained. 

un-chalkt'^,  a.     Unchalked. 

un-change'a-bP,  a.     Unchangeable. 

uii-chan'iield'"*^,  a.  Unchanneled, 
unchannelled. 

un-chard '•"*«,  a.     Uncharred. 

un-char'l-ta-bP,  a.    Uncharitable. 

un-char'I-ta-bl-ness'',  n.  Uncharita- 
bleness. 

un-char'terd^,  a.     Unchartered. 

un-chast'end^*",  a.     Unchastened. 

un-check'erd»,  a.     Uncheckered. 

un-checkt""",  a.     Unchecked. 

un-cheerd""**,  a.     Uncheered. 

un-cher'lsht»,  a.     Uncherished. 

un-chewd"**,  a.     Unchewed. 

un-chipt'*'",  a.    Unchipped. 


un-chis'eld^,  a.  Unchiseled,  unchis- 
elled. 

un-chopt"**»,  a.     Unchopped. 

un-chris'tend^,  a.     Unchristened. 

un'cF,  n.     Uncle. 

un-claimd'*'*«,  a.     Unclaimed. 

un-class'a-[or  l-]bF,  a.  Unclassable, 
unclassible. 

un-class'i-fl''a-bP,  a.   Unclassifiable. 

un-cleand'^*»,  a.     Uncleaned. 

un-cleard"'*«,  a.     Uncleared. 

un-clea¥'a-bl'',  a.     Uncleavable. 

un-clen'ly''*^,  a.     Uncleanly. 

un-cler'gl-a-bF,  un-cler'gy-a-bP, 
a.    Unclergiable,  unclergyable. 

un-cllpt'^*«,  a.     UncUpped. 

uii-cloakt'^*«,  a.    Uncloaked. 

un-clos'a-bF,  a.     Unclosable. 

un-cloyd"**%  a.     Uncloyed. 

un-coacht"'*«,  a.     Uncoached. 

un-cof  find",  a.     Uncoffined. 

un"co-he'slv^**,  a.    Uncohesive. 

un-colft'^,  a.     Uncoifed. 

un-colnd'^*«,  a.     Uncoined. 

un^col-lapst""**,  a.    Uncollapsed. 

un-col'lard^**,  a.     Uncollared. 

un-col'ord»,  a.     Uncolored. 

un"coin-blii'a-bl'',  a.  Uncombinable. 

un-com'fort-a-bP,  a.  Uncomfort- 
able. 

un-com'fort-a-bl-ness^,  n.  Uncom- 
fortableness. 

un^'com-mend'a-bl'',  a.  Uncom- 
mendable. 

un^'com-men'su-ra-bP,  a.  Uncom- 
mensurable. 

un"com-mer'cl-a-bF,  a.  Uncom- 
merciable. 

un''com-mis'slond»,  a.  Uncommis- 
sioned. 

un-coin'mon-a-bP,  a.  Uncommon- 
able. 

un''com-mu'nl-ca-bl'',  a.  Uncom- 
municable. 


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unbreakabl 
uncrystallin 


un^com-mu'nl-ca-tiv**,  a.  Uncom- 
municative. 

un^com-pan'iond^,  a.  Uncompan- 
ioned. 

un^com-pas'sioad",  a.  Uncompas- 
sioned. 

un"coiii-peld'''**,  a.    Uncompelled. 

un"coiii-pel'Ia-bF,  a.  Uncompel- 
lable. 

un"coiii-pet'i-tiv'"*«,  a.  Uncompeti- 
tive. 

un^com-plFa-bP,  a.    Uncompliable. 

un^com-pre-hen'sl-bl'",  a.  Uncom- 
prehensible. 

un-com"pre-hen'slv*'*«,  a.  Uncom- 
prehensive. 

uii"com-prest'*"*»,  a.   Uncompressed. 

un''coii-ceald"'*«,  a.     Unconcealed. 

un"con-ceIv'a-bP,  a.  Unconceivable. 

uii"coii-ceiv'a-bl-ness'',  n.  Uncon- 
ceivableness. 

un"coii-ceivd'^*»,  a.    Unconceived. 

un"con-deni'na-bl'",  a.  Uncondem- 
nable. 

un"con-dens'a-[or  I-]bF,  a.  Uncon- 
densable,  imcondensible. 

un"con-denst"'",  a.    Uncondensed. 

un^con-du'ctV**,  a.    Unconducive. 

un"con-ferd'^*«,  a.     Unconferred. 

un^con-fest'*"*^,  a.     Unconfessed. 

uii"con-fln'a-bF,  a.  Unconfinable. 

un"con-flrind"'*«,  a.  Unconfirmed. 

un"con-fls'ca-bP,  a.    Unconfiscable. 

un"con-foriii'a-bF,  a.  Unconform- 
able. 

un"coii-form'a-bl-ne8S'',  n.  Uncon- 
formableness. 

un"con-forind'*'*»,  a.    Unconformed. 

un"con-fut'a-bP,  a.    Unconfutable. 

un"con-geal'a-bF,  a.  Uncongealable. 

un"con-geald"'**,  a.     Uncongealed. 

un"con-jolnd"'*«,  a.   Unconjoined. 

un^con-junc'tlV**,  a.  Unconjunc- 
tive. 


un-con'querd»,  a.    Unconquered. 

un-con'scion-a-bP,  o.  Unconscion- 
able. 

un-con'scion-a-bl-ness^,  n.  Uncon- 
scionableness. 

uii"con-ser'va-tlv'"*»,  a.  Unconserva- 
tive. 

un"con-sid'erd''*»,  a.    Unconsidered. 

un^con-signd""*^,  a.   Unconsigned. 

un"con-stralii'a-bl'',  a.  Unconstrain- 
able. 

un^con-stralod""*",  a.  Uncon- 
strained. 

un''con-talii'a-bP,  a.  Uncontainable. 

un^'con-tesfa-bP,  a.  Uncontestable. 

un"con-tra-dict'a-bP,  a.  Uncontra- 
dictable. 

un"con-trold'^*»,  a.     Uncontrolled. 

un^con-trol'la-bl^,  a.  Uncontrol- 
lable. 

un'^con-trol'la-bl-ness*',  n.  Uncon- 
trollableness. 

un"con-tro-vert'i-bP,  a.  Uncontro- 
vertible. 

un"con-vers'a-bl*',  a.  Unconversable. 

un"cbn-vert'l-bF,  a.    Unconvertible. 

un^con-veyd""**,  a.   Unconveyed. 

un"con-vulst"'*8^  c^     Unconvulsed. 

un-cook'a-bF,  a.    Uncookable. 

un-cookt'^*^,  o.    Uncooked. 

un-corkt''"*^,  a.     Uncorked. 

un"cor-rup'tlv*,  a.    Uncorruptive. 

un-cov'erd»,  a.    Uncovered. 

un-cowld'^",  a.   Uncowled. 

un-crackt'*"*«,  a.     Uncracked. 

un-crampt"*",  a.    Uncramped. 

un-crit'l-cIs''[or  -iz"]a-bP,  a.  Un- 
criticisable,  uncriticizable. 

un-cropt'%  a.    Uncropped. 

un-crost""**,  a.   Uncrossed. 

un-crownd'«,  a.     Uncrowned. 

uo-crusht""**,  a.   Uncrushed. 

un-crys'tal-lin»,  -lne»,  a.  Uncrystal- 
line. 


uncrystalllsabl 
unempowerd 


133 


un-crys'tal-Us"[or  -Iz^la-bP,  a.   Un- 

crystallisable,  uncrystallizable. 

un-culd"'*8,  a.     UncuUed. 

un-cul'ti-va-bP,  a.    Uncultivable. 

un-cum'berd'**,  a.    Uncumbered. 

un'^cum-pan'ion-a-bP,  a.  Uncom- 
panionable. 

un-cup'l*",  vt.  &  vi.     Uncouple. 

un-cup'td"*,  a.    Uncoupled. 

un-cur'a-bP,  a.   Uncurable. 

un-curb'a-bF,  a.  Uncurbable. 

un-curbd'^",  a.    Uncurbed. 

un-curst"'*«,  a.    Uncursed. 

un^cur-talld'***",  a.  Uncurtailed. 

un-cur'taind",  a.      Uncurtained. 

un-cush'iond»,  a.    Uncushioned. 

un-cus'tom-a-bF,  a.  Uncustomable. 

un-cuv'er^,  vt.  &  vi.     Uncover. 

un-cuv'erd^,  a.    Uncovered. 

un-dampt'*'*8,  a.    Undamped. 

un-dark'end*"**,  a.   Undarkened. 

un-dasht'^",  a.    Undashed. 

un-daz'ld'',  a.    Undazzled. 

un^de-bard""**,  a.    Undebarred. 

un"de-bat'a-bP,  un"de-bate'a-bP, 
a.    Undebatable,  undebateable. 

uii"de-cayd"'*«,  a.     Undecayed. 

un"de-celv'a-bP,  a.    Undeceivable. 

un"de-celvd'*'*«,  a.     Undeceived. 

un^de-cep'tlv,  a.     Undeceptive. 

un"de-cId'a-bF,  a.     Undecidable. 

un"de-cl'fer-a-bl'*,  a.  Undecipher- 
able. 

uii"de-cl'ferd'"**,  a.     Undeciphered. 

uii"de-cl'slv''**,  a.     Undecisive. 

un-deckt'",  a.     Undecked. 

un"de-clar'a-bP,  a.     Undeclarable. 

un"de-clln'a-bF,  a.   Undeclinable. 

un"de-coni-pos'a-bP,  a.  Undecom- 
posable. 

un-ded""**,  a.     Undead. 

un'Me-duc'l-bl'',  a.     Undeducible. 

uii"de-fea'si-bF,  a.     Undefeasible. 

uii"de-fec'tlv''**,  a.    Undefective. 


un"de-ferd'«,  a.     Undef erred. 
un^'de-fin'a-bl'',  a.   Undefinable. 
un^de-formd'*"*",  a.     Undeformed. 
un"de-frayd '*•**,  a.    Undefrayed. 
un^de-lay'a-W,  a.     Undelayable. 
un"de-layd'',  a.     Undelayed. 
un"de-lec'ta-bl'',  a.    Undelectable. 
un^de-Ub'er-a-tlv'*",  a.    Undeliber- 

ative. 
un^de-llv'erd*"*",  a.    Undelivered. 
un-delt'*"*",  a.    Undealt. 
un^de-lu'slV**,  a.    Undelusive. 
un-delvd'*,  a.     Undelved. 
un'^de-niol'isht''**,  a.  Undemolished. 
un'^de-mon'stra-bP,  a.     Undemon- 

strable. 
un'^de-mon'stra-tlv^**,  a.  Undemon- 
strative. 
un"de-mon'stra-tIv-ly^*",  adv.    Un- 

demonstratively. 
un^de-mon'stra-tlv-ness*"**,  n.  Un- 

demonstrativeness. 
uii"de-iil'a-bl'',  a.   Undeniable. 
un^de-pend'a-bP,  a.  Undependable. 
un"de-pos'a-bF,  a.    Undeposable. 
un''de-prest''*«,  a.    Undepressed. 
un''der-tak'a-bl'',  a.   Undertakable. 
uii"de-scend'a-[or  i-]bF,  a.     Unde- 

scendable,    undescendible. 
un^de-scrlb'a-bP,  a.   Undescribable. 
un^de-serv""*^,  vt.  &  vi.     Undeserve. 
un"de-servd'«,  pa.     Undeserved. 
un^de-slgnd"*',  a.     Undesigned. 
un^de-sIr'a-bP,  a.     Undesirable. 
un"de-slr'a-bl-ness'",   n.      Undesir- 

ableness. 
un"de-spolld"*",  a.     Undespoiled. 
un-des'tind»,  a.     Undestined. 
un^de-stroyd"***,  a.     Undestroyed. 
un^de-tach'a-bP,  a.     Undetachable. 
un"de-tacht'^*",  a.     Undetached. 
un^de-talld"**",  a.     Undetailed. 
un^de-vd'opt*"*",  a.     Undeveloped. 
un"de-vourd"»,  o.     Undevoured. 


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uncrystallisabl 
unempowerd 


un"dl-af'a-nous'',  a.    Undiaphonous. 
un"dl-gest'l-bP,  a.     Undigestible. 
un-dimd"'*«,  a.     Undimmed. 
un"dl-inln'lsh-a-bl'',  a.      Undimin- 

ishable. 
un"dl-mln'lsht*'*«,  a.  Undiminished. 
un-dipt""*%  a.     Undipped. 
un"dls-cernd"'*«,  a.     Undiscerned. 
un"dls-cern'l-bl'',  a.     Undiscernible. 
un"dls-cern'i-bl-ness'',   n.      Undis- 

cemibleness. 
un-dts'ci-plind»,  a.   Undisciplined. 
un"dls-col'ord«,  a.   Undiscolored. 
un"dis-courst'",  a.    Undiscoursed. 
un"dis-crIm'l-na-tlv^*S  a.     Undis- 

criminative. 
un"dls-cust''**,  a.     Undiscussed. 
un"dIs-cuv'er-a-bP,  a.    Undiscover- 

able. 
uii"dis-hart'end''*»,  a.     Undisheart- 

ened. 
un"dis-jolnd'8,  a.   Undisjoined. 
un'^dis-man'tld'',  a.     Undismantled. 
un"dis-inayd'*,  a.     Undismayed. 
un"dis-ineni'berd''*»,  a.   Undismem- 

bered. 
un"dis-inlst'^**,  a.     Undismissed. 
un"dls-or'derd*,  a.     Undisordered. 
un"dls-peld'*'*%  a.     Undispelled. 
un"dis-penst"'*«,  a.     Undispensed. 
uii"dls-perst'^,  a.     Undispersed. 
un"dis-playd '*"**,  a.     Undispkyed. 
un-dis'pu-ta-bF,  a.  Undisputable. 
un-dis'pu-ta-bl-ness'',  n.    Undispu- 

tableness. 
un"dls-sein'bld'',  a.    Undissembled. 
uii"dis-solv'a-bP,  a.    Undissolvable. 
un^dls-solvd""**,  a.    Undissolved. 
un''dls-tem'perd'^**,   a.      Undistem- 

pered. 
un'Mls-tUd'-**,  a.  Undistilled. 
un'Mls-tlnc'tlv*"*",  a.    Undistinctive. 
un^dis-tin'guish-a-bP,   a.      Undis- 

tinguishable. 


un"dls-tiii'gulsht*'*«,  a.       Undistin- 
guished. 
uii"dis-trest"'*«,  a.     Undistressed. 
uii"dls-turbd '*■*»,  a.     Undisturbed. 
un-dltcht'«,  a.     Unditched. 
un^di-vert'l-bF,  a.   Undivertible. 
un'Ml-vla'a-bF,  a.  Undivinable. 
un"di-vls'l-bl'",  a.     Undivisible. 
un-doomd""*^,  a.     Undoomed. 
un-dout'ed»,  a.     Undoubted. 
un-dout'fuF**,  a.     Undoubtful. 
un-dow'erd*"*^,  a.     Undowered. 
un-draind'»,  a.     Undrained. 
un-drencht''*«,  a.     Undrenched. 
un-drUd'^*«,  a.     UndrDled. 
un-drink'a-bP,  a.     Undrinkable. 
un-drownd""**,  a.     Undrowned. 
un-dubd'8,  a.     Undubbed. 
un-du'bi-ta-bP,  a.     Undubitable. 
un-dub'P,  vt.  &  vi.     Undouble. 
un'du-la"tlv*«,  a.     Undulative. 
un-dumpt'",  a.     Undumped. 
un-dur'a-bP,  a.     Undurable. 
un-du'tl-a-bP,  a.     Undutiable. 
un-dwin'dld'',  a.     Undwindled. 
un-eat'a-bF,  a.     Uneatable. 
un-eat'a-bl-ness'*,  n.  Uneatableness. 
un"e-cllpst"'*«,  a.     Uneclipsed. 
un-ed'i-bP,  a.     Unedible. 
un^'e-duc'l-bP,  a.     Uneducible. 
un"e-lapst'*"*8,  a.     Unelapsed. 
uii"e-lec'tiv''*«,  a.     Unelective. 
un-el'I-gl-bl*",  a.     UneUgible. 
un"e-lu'siv*'**,  a.     Unelusive. 
uii"eiii-bar'rast^*«,    a.        Unembar- 


un'^em-bel'llsht'**,    a.       Unembel- 

lished. 
un^em-blt'terd",  a.  Unembittered. 
un"e-mend'a-bF,  a.     Unemendable. 
un"em-fat'lc''*»,  a.     Unemphatic. 
un^em-ploy'a-bP,  a.  Unemployable. 
un^em-ployd '*•*»,  a.    Unemployed. 
un^em-pow'erd",  a.  Unempowered. 


unenamord 
unguvernablness 


134 


un"en-aiii'ord*,  a.     Unenamored.  ' 
uii"en-coin'past''*^,    a.       Unencom- 


un"en-coun'terd'"*«,  a.  Unencoun- 
tered. 

un"en-cum'berd''*8,  a.  Unencum- 
bered. 

un"en-dan'gerd»,  a.    Unendangered. 

uii"eii-deard'p*«,  a.     Unendeared. 

un"en-dorst'«,  a.     Unendorsed. 

un^en-dowd""*^,  a.     Unendowed. 

un"en-dur'a-bP,  a.     Unendurable. 

un"eii-fee'bld*',  a.     Unenfeebled. 

uii"en-force'a-bP,  a.  Unenforceable. 

uii"eii-grost'«,  a.     Unengrossed. 

uii"eii-joy'a-bF,  a.     Unenjoyable. 

un"en-joyd"'*«,  a.     Unenjoyed. 

un"eii-light'end»,  a.   Unenlightened. 

uii"en-liv'end^,  a.    Unenlivened. 

un"eii-richt'^**,  a.     Unenriched. 

un"en-rold'^*«,  a.     UnenroUed. 

un"eii-taii'gld'",  a.     Unentangled. 

un-en'terd^*»,  a.     Unentered. 

un"eii-thrald'^,  a.     Unentliralled. 

un"e-nu'iiier-a-bP,  a.  Unenumer- 
able. 

un-en'vl-a-bF,  a.     Unenviable. 

un-e'qua-bF,  a.     Unequable. 

un-e'quald''*^,  a.  Unequaled,  une- 
qualled. 

un^e-qulpt""*^,  a.     Unequipped. 

un-eq'ul-ta-bF,  a.     Unequitable. 

uii"e-rad'l-ca-bl»',  a.     Uneradicable. 

un-ernd"",  a.     Unearned. 

un-erth'^,  vt.     Unearth. 

un"es-cap'a-bF,  a.     Unescapable. 

un"es-chew'a-bF,  a.    Uneschewable. 

un"es-tab'lisht''*«,  a.  Unestablished. 

uii"es-thet'Ic«,  a.     Unsesthetic. 

un-etcht'«,  a.     Unetched. 

un"e-vad'a-bP,  a.     Unevadable. 

uii"e-volvd'***«,  a.     Unevolved. 

un^'ex-am't-na-bF,  a.  Unexami- 
nable. 


un"ex-am'ind'"*",  a.     Unexamined. 

un"ex-celd'»,  a.     Unexcelled. 

un"ex-cep'tion-a-bP,  a.     Unexcep- 
tionable. 

un"ex-cep'tIon-a-bl-ness%  n.     Un- 
exceptionableness. 

iin"ex-cep'tlv^,  a.     Unexceptive. 

un''ex-chaiige'a-bF,  a.  Unexchange- 
able. 

un"ex-cit'a-bF,  a.    Unexcitable. 

un"ex-clu'siv^*»,  a.     Unexclusive. 

un"ex-cog'i-ta-bF,  a.  Unexcogitable. 

uii"ex-cuz'a-bF,  a.     Unexcusable. 

uii"ex-cuz'a-bl-ness^,  n.     Unexcus- 
ableness. 

uii"ex-haust'i-bF,  a.  Unexhaustible. 

un-ex^pl-a-bF,  a.  Unexpiable. 

un"ex-paii'siv^*«,  a.    Unexpansive. 

un"ex-peld'^*»,  a.     Unexpelled. 

un^ex-pen'slV**,  a.     Unexpensive. 

uii"ex-plain'a-bF,  a.   Unexplainable. 

uii"ex-plaind'^*^,  a.    Unexplained. 

un"ex-plor'a-tiv^,  a.    Unexplorative. 

un"ex-plo'siv^*^,  a.    Unexplosive. 

uii"ex-press'i-bF,  a.   Unexpressible. 

un"ex-pres'slv^*^,  a.    Unexpressive. 

uii"ex-prest'''*«,  a.   Unexpressed. 

un"ex-pug'na-bl'',  a.  Unexpugnable. 

un"ex-tiii'guish-a-bF,  o.     Unextin- 
guishable. 

uii"ex-tin'gulsht»,       a.        Unextin- 
guished. 

un-ex'trl-ca-bF,  a.  Unextricable. 

un-face'a-bF,  a.  Unfaceable. 

un-fad'a-bF,  a.    Unfadable. 

un-faFlowd",  a.    Unf allowed. 

un-fand'^,  a.  Unfanned. 

un-fash'ion-a-bF,  a.  Unfashionable. 

un-fash'ion-a-bl-ness'*,  n.    Unfash- 
ionableness. 

un-fash'iond°,  a.     Unfashioned. 

un-fa'therd''*«,  a.    Unfathered. 

un-fath'om-a-bF,  a.  Unfathomable. 

uii-fath'oind^*8,  a.    Unfathomed. 


135 


unenamord 
unguvernablness 


un-fat'i-ga-bF,  a.    Unfatigable. 
un-fa'vor-a-bP,  a.    Unfavorable. 
un-fa'vor-a-bl-ness^,   n.      Unfavor- 

ableness. 
un-fa'vord'**,  a.    Unfavored. 
un-feard'^*^,  a.     Unfeared. 
un-fea'si-bP,  a.     Unfeasible. 
un-felgnd'8.  Unfeigned. 
un-feld'«,  a.     Unfelled.  [able. 

uii"fer-inent'a-bF,  a.      Unferment- 
un-fer'tiP*%  -lle^*%  a.   Unfertile. 
un-fes'tiv*'*«,  a.   Unfestive. 
un-fetcht'«,  a.    Unfetched. 
un-feth'er^*8,  vt.     Unfeather. 
un-feth'erd*'*8,  a.    Unfeathered. 
un-fet'terd«,  a.     Unfettered. 
uii-fe'verdp*»,  a.     Unfevered. 
un"flI-aii-throp'lc^*«,  a.     Unphilan- 

thropic. 
uii-fild'^*S  a.     Unfilled. 
un-flll'a-bF,  a.     Unfillable. 
un-filmd'",  a.     Unfilmed. 
un"fll-o-log'l-cal''*S  n.    Unphilolog- 

ical. 
un-fll'terd^*S  a.   Unfiltered. 
un-fln'gerd*'*^,  a.     Unfingered. 
un-fln'isht^**,  a.   Unfinished. 
un-flxt'^*%  a.    Unfixed. 
un-flankt'»,  a.     Unflanked. 
un-flat'terd''*8,  a.     Unflattered. 
uii-fla'vord^*»,  a.     Unflavored. 
un-flawd'^*»,  a.     Unflawed. 
un-fleckt'*,  a.     Unflecked. 
un-flex'l-bF,  a.     Unflexible. 
un-fo'cusf*^,  a.     Unfocused. 
un-foild'^*«,  a.     Unfoiled. 
un-fol'lowd*"**,  a.     Unfollowed. 
un"fo-net'ic^**,  a.     Unphonetic. 
iin-forc'l-bF,  a.     Unforcible. 
un-ford'a-bF,  a.     Unfordable. 
un"f ore-see 'a-bF,  a.    Unforeseeable. 
un-forge'a-bF,  a.     Unforgeable. 
un"for-get'a-bl^,  a.   Unforgetable. 
un"for-giv'a-bF,  a.    Unforgivable. 


un-forkt'^,  a.     Unforked. 
uii-formd'''*8,  ^     Unformed. 
un-for'mu-la-bF,  a.    Unformulable. 
un-fos'terd*'*«,  a.     Unfostered. 
un-fould'^**,  a.     Unfouled. 
un-frank'a-bF,  a.     Unfrankable. 
uo-frankt'«,  a.     Unfranked. 
un-frend'ly*",  a.  Unfriendly. 
un-frl'a-bF,  a.     Unfriable. 
uii-frild'^*%  a.     Unf rilled. 
un-frus'tra-bF,  a.     Unfrustrable. 
un-fu'eld*,  a.     Unfueled. 
uii"ful-flld'^*S  a.     Unfulfilled. 
un-fur'nlsht^*«,  a.    Unfurnished. 
un-fur'rowd»,  a.     Unfurrowed. 
un-fu'zl-bF,  a.     Unfusible. 
un-fys'l-caF*«,  a.     Unphysical. 
un-fys'iekt^,  a.     Unphysicked. 
un-gain'a-bF,  a.     Ungainable.    • 
un-galnd'*"",  a.     Ungained. 
un-gald'8,  a.     Ungalled. 
un-gar'bld^,  a.     Ungarbled. 
un-gard'ed^,  a.     Unguarded. 
un-gar'nerd*"*^,  a.     Ungarnered. 
un-gar'nlsht»,  a.     Ungamished. 
un-gar'ri-sond^,  a.    Ungarrisoned. 
un-gar'terd^,  a.     Ungartered. 
un-gath'erd^,  a.     Ungathered. 
uii-gen'u-lii*'*«,  -Ine*,  a.  Ungenuine. 
un"ge-o-graf'Ic^*«,  a.   Ungeographic. 
un-glr'dF,  vt.     Ungirdle. 
un-glad'dend»,  a.     Ungladdened. 
un-gleand '''*«,  a.     Ungleaned. 
un-glooind'^*»,  a.    Ungloomed. 
un-gost'ly^*»,  a.     Unghostly. 
un-gownd'^**,  a.     Ungowned. 
un-grant'a-bF,  a.     Ungrantable. 
un-grasp'a-bF,  a.     Ungraspable. 
un-graspt'*"*^,  a.     Ungrasped. 
iin-green'a-bF,  a.     Ungreenable, 
uii-groovd'p*«,  a.     Ungrobved. 
un-guv'ern-a-bF,  a.     Ungovernable. 
un-guv'ern-a-bl-ness^,  n.      Ungov- 
ernableness. 


unhackt 
unmarriageabi 


136 


un-hackt'^*»,  a.     Unhacked. 
un-halld"^*»,  a.     Unbailed. 
un-hal'lowd''*«,  a.     Unhallowed. 
un-halvd'*"**,  a.     Unhalved. 
un-hain'perd^*8,  a.     Unhampered. 
un-hand'sum^,  a.     Unhandsome. 
un-hangd'^*8,  a.     Unhanged. 
iin-har'ast^*^,  a.     Unharassed. 
un-har'bord^*»,  a.     Unharbored. 
un-har'dend»,  a.     Unhardened. 
uii-harmd"'*«,  a.     Unharmed. 
un-har'rowd*'*»,  a.     Unharrowed. 
un-hatcht"'*«,  a.     Unhatched. 
un-heald""",  a.     Unhealed. 
uii-hed"'*8,  vt.     Unhead. 
un-helmd'B,  a.    Unhelmed. 
un-helpt'^",  a.     Unhelped. 
un-helth'^*S  n.    Unhealth. 
uii-helth'fuF*S  a.    Unhealthful. 
un-helth'y^*^,  a.     Unhealthy. 
un-hemd'^,  a.     Unhenmied. 
un-herd'^,  a.     Unheard. 
un-hlii'derd'"*«,  a.     Unhindered. 
un-hon'ord^*^,  a.  Unhonored,  unhon- 
oured. 


un-hornd' 


Unhomed. 


un-hos'pi-ta-bF,  a.    Unhospitable. 

un-hos'tlP,  -ile«,  a.   Unhostile. 

un-huld'^,  a.    Unhulled. 

un-hum'bld^  a.    Unhumbled. 

un-hu'mord''*^,  a.    Unhumored. 

un-huskt'",  a.    Unhusked. 

uii"l-den'tl-fl"a-bF,  a.  Unidentifi- 
able. 

u'lil-fl^a-bF,  o.    Unifiable. 

un^lg-nlt'l-bP,  a.    Unignitible. 

uii"im-ag'I-iia-bF,  a.  Unimaginable. 

uii"im-ag'i-na-bl-ness^,  n.  Unimag- 
inableness. 

un"liii-ag'l-na-tlv^",  a.  Unimagina- 
tive. 

un"lm-ag'Ind''*S  a.    Unimagined. 

uii"lm-pair'a-bP,  a.  Unimpairable. 

un"Im-palrd"'*«,  o.     Unimpaired. 


un^im-pas'siond",  a.  Unimpas- 
sioned. 

uii"im-peach'a-bP,  a.  Unimpeach- 
able. 

uii"im-peach'a-bl-ness'',  n.  Unim- 
peachableness. 

uii"iin-peacht'^,  a.     Unimpeached. 

un^im-preg'na-bP,  a.  Unimpregna- 
ble. 

un'^lm-press'l-bP,  a.  Unimpressible. 

un"lm-press'l-bl-ness'',  n.  Unim- 
pressibleness. 

un^Im-pres'slv^*',  a.    Unimpressive. 

un^lm-pres'slon-a-bP,    a.       Unim- 


un"liii-prest"'**,  a.     Unimpressed. 

un^lm-prov'a-bP,  a.   Unimprovable. 

un"Im-prov'a-bl-ness^,  n.  Unim- 
provableness. 

un"lm-pug'na-bF,  a.  Unimpug- 
nable. 

un"ln-creas'a-bP,  a.   Unincreasable. 

un"ln-creast'^*',  a.     Unincreased. 

un"ln-det'ted*,  a.     Unindebted. 

un-ln'deit^*",  a.    Unindexed. 

un^in-dorst""*',  a.     Unindorsed. 

un'^In-flain'ma-bP,  a.  Uninflam- 
mable. 

un"ln-hab'i-ta-bP,  a.  Uninhabi- 
table. 

un"lii-her'l-ta-bl'',  a.  Uninheritable. 

uii"ln-quis'l-tlv",  a.     Uninquisitive. 

un"ln-stald'S  un^ln-stalld'^,  a. 
Uninstalled. 

un^ln-struc'tiv*"**,  a.   Uninstructive. 

un"ln-sur'a-bP,  a.    Uninsurable. 

un"lii-tel'll-gl-bl'',  a.   Unintelligible. 

un''ln-tel'll-gl-bl-ness'',  n.  Unintel- 
ligibleness. 

un'^in-ter-ctaange'a-bP,  a.  Uninter- 
changeable. 

un^ln-ter-mixt'",  a.   Unintermixed. 

un^In-ter'pret-a-bF,  a.  Uninter- 
pretable. 


137 


unhackt 
unmarriageabl 


un"ln-trencht'«,  a.   Unintrenched. 
un-ln"tro-spec'tiv*,  a.   Unintrospec- 

tive. 
uii"ln-vent'I-bl-ness'*,  n.   Uninvent- 


,uii"in-ven'tiv^*^,  a.    Uninventive. 

un"in-ves'tl-ga-bF,  a.  Uninvesti- 
gable.  [gative. 

un"in-ves'tl-ga"tiv",  a.     Uninvesti- 

un^in-volvd""**,  a.     Uninvolved. 

un-ir'ri-ta-bF,  a.     Unirritable. 

u-nlt'a-bF,  u-nlte'a-bF,  a.  Unit- 
able,  imiteable. 

u'nl-tlv**,  a.     Unitive. 

u"nl-tlv-ly*'*«,  adv.    Unitively. 

u'ni-valv*,  a.  &  n.     Univalve. 

un-jagd'^,  a.    Unjagged. 

un-jard'^*«,  a.     Unjarred. 

un-jaun'dist^,  a.  Unjaimdiced. 

un-jel'ous*"**,  a.     Unjealous. 

un-jolnd""",  a.     Unjoined. 

uii-jus'ti-fl"a-bP,  a.    Unjustifiable. 

un-jus'ti-fl"a-bl-ness^,  n.  Unjusti- 
fiableness. 

un-keeld'S  a.    Unkeeled. 

un-kild'^*S  a.     Unkilled. 

un-kln'dld'',  a.     Unkindled. 

un-klst'^*",  a.     Unkissed. 

un-kneld'^,  a.     Unknelled. 

un-know'a-bP,  a.  &  n.    Unknowable. 

un-know'a-bl-ness^,  n.  Unknow- 
ableness. 

uo-la'beld»,  a.  Unlabeled,  unlabelled. 

un''Iam-poond'B,  a.    Unlampooned. 

un-lasht'*'*«,  a.     Unlashed. 

un-launcht'^*8,  a.     Unlaunched. 

un-Iaun'derd^,  a.     Unlaundered. 

un-lau'reld°,  a.  Unlaureled,  unlau- 
relled. 

un-lav'isht^,  a.     Unlavished. 

un-leacht'%  a.     Unleached. 

un-least'^,  a.    Unleased. 

un-lern'%  vt.  &  vi.     Unlearn. 

un-less'end''*'',  a.    Unlessened. 


un-les'sond»,  a.    Unlessoned. 

un-let'terd«,  a.     Unlettered. 

un-li'a-bP,  a.     Unliable. 

un-ll'censt''**,  a.    Unlicensed. 

un-llckt""**,  a.     Unlicked. 

un-lik'a-bP,  a.     Unlikable. 

un-Iik'en-a-bP,  a.   Unlikenable. 

un-lim'berd^,  a.     Unlimbered. 

un-llQ'ue-fl"a-bP,  a.    Unliquefiable. 

un-lit'terdS  a.     Unlittered. 

un-liv'a-W,  a.     Unlivable. 

un-lockt'«,  a.     Unlocked. 

un-loct"",  a.     Unlocked. 

un-logd'»,  a.     Unlogged. 

un-lookf**,  a.     Unlocked. 

un-loopt""*",  a.    Unlooped. 

un-lopt'^*»,  a.     Unlopped. 

un-los'a-bF,  a.     Unlosable. 

un-low'erd»,  a.     Unlowered. 

un-luld"'*%  a.    Unlulled. 

un-lu'mi-nus',  a.     Unluminous. 

un-luv'a-bF,  a.     Unlovable. 

un-luv'a-bl-ness^,  n.    Unlovableness. 

un-luvd'*",  a.     Unloved. 

un-mad'dend»,  a.    Unmaddened. 

un-inalld"'*«,  a.     Unmailed. 

un-malmd"***,  a.     Unmaimed. 

un"main-tain'a-bF,  a.  Unmaintain- 
able. 

un-mak'a-bP,  a.     Unmakable. 

un-mal'Ie-a-bP,  a.     Unmalleable. 

un-man'a-cP,  vi.     Unmanacle. 

un-man'age-a-l)!'',  a.  Unmanage- 
able. 

un-man'age-a-bl-ness^  n.  Unman- 
ageableness. 

un-man'gld'*,  a.     Unmangled. 

un-man'nerd»,  a.     Unmannered. 

un-mapt'^,  a.     Unmapped. 

un-mard'^,  a.     Unmarred. 

un-mar'ket-a-bP,  a.  Unmarketable. 

un-markt""**,  a.    Unmarked. 

un-mar'rlage-a-bl%  a.  Unmarriage- 
able. 


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138 


un-mar'riage-a-bl-ness'",    n.       Un- 

maxriageableness. 
un-mar'shald^,  a.    Unmarshaled. 
un-mar'vel-ous*",  a.    Unmarvellous. 
un-inas'cu-lin^*«,  -Ine»,  a.  &  n.  Un- 

masculine. 
un-inas'terd*"*«,  a.     Unmastered. 
un-mas'ti-ca-bP,  a.     Unmasticable. 
un-match'a-bP,  a.    Unmatchable. 
un-match'a-bl-ness%  n.    Unmatcli- 

ableness. 
un-matcht'^,  a.     Unmatched. 
un-med'P,  vi.     Unmeddle. 
un-mel'an-col-y^*«,    a.       Unmelan- 

choly. 
un-mel'lowd^,  a.     Unmellowed. 
un-melt'a-bF,  a.     Unmeltable, 
un-mem'o-ra-bP,  a.    Unmemorable. 
un-mend'a-bF,  a.  Umnendable. 
un-men'sur-a-bF,  a.  Unmensiirable. 
un-ment'^*«,  a.     Unmeant. 
un-men'tlon-a-bP,  a.     Unmention- 
able, [chantable. 
un-mer'chant-a-bF,    a.        Unmer- 
un-met'ald»,  a.     Unmetaled. 
un"inet-a-inor'fosed^*»,  a.  Unmeta- 

morphosed. 
un-me'terd^,  a.     Unmetered. 
un-me'zur-a-bP,  a.  Unmeasurable. 
uo-me'zured*",  a.     Unmeasured. 
un-mlld""*%    un-mlUd"',    a.       Un- 

milled. 
un-milkt'",  a.     Unmilked. 
un-mln'gF,  vt.  &  vi.    Unmingle. 
un-min'gle-a-bli',  a.  Unmingleable. 
un-mist'^,  a.     Unmissed. 
un"mls-tak'a-bF,  a.    Unmistakable. 
un-mit'i-ga-bF,  a.     Unmitigable. 
un-mixt'*,  a.     Unmixed. 
un-moand'^,  a.     Unmoaned. 
un-mockt'*"**,  a.     Unmocked. 
un-inod'l-fi"a-bl'',  a.    Unmodifiable. 
un-mod'l-fi"a-bl-ness»',  n.   Unmodi- 

fiableness. 


un-mois'tend^,  a.     Unmoistened. 

un-inol'll-fl"a-bF,  a.    Unmollifiable. 

un-mon'eyd«,  a.     Unmoneyed. 

un-mor'tard^,  a.     Unmortared. 

un-moth'erd^,  a.     Unmothered. 

un-mournd'",  a.     Unmourned. 

un-mov'a-bF,  a.     Unmovable. 

un-mov'a-bl-ness^,  n.  Unmovable- 
ness. 

un-mud'P,  vt.  &  vi.     Unmuddle. 

un-muf'F,  vt.   Unmuifle. 

un-muld'»,  a.     UnmuUed. 

un-mus'terd^,  a.     Unmustered. 

un-muz'F,  vt.     Unmuzzle. 

un-muz'ld*",  -pa.     Unmuzzled. 

un-nam'a-bF,  a.     Unnamable. 

un-napt'^,  a.     Unnapped. 

un-nar'rowd*'*8,  a.     Unnarrowed. 

un-na'tiv''*^,  a.     Unnative. 

un-nav'i-ga-bF,  a.     Unnavigable. 

un"ne-go'tI-a-bF,  a.  Unnegotiable. 

un-nickt'*"*^,  a.     Unnicked. 

un-not'a-bF,  a.  Unnotable. 

un-notcht'^,  a.     Unnotched. 

un-no'tice-a-bF,  a.     Unnoticeable. 

un-no'tist^,  a.     Unnoticed. 

un-nur'lsht^,  a.     Unnourished. 

un"o-beyd'^,  a.     Unobeyed. 

un"ob-jec'tloii-a-bF,  a.  Unobjec- 
tionable. 

un''ob-serv'a-bF,  a.    Unobservable. 

un"ob-servd'^*8^  a      Unobserved. 

uii"ob-struc'tiv»,  a.     Unobstructive. 

un"ob-taln'a-bF,  a.    Unobtainable. 

un^ob-talnd"***,  a.     Unobtained. 

uii"ob-tru'siv''*«,  a.     Unobtrusive. 

uii"ob-tru'siv-ly«,  adv.  Unobtru- 
sively. 

uii"ob-tru'sIv-ness8,  n.  Unobtru- 
siveness. 

un"oc-ca'slond«,  a.     Unoccasioned. 

un'^of-fen'slV**,  a.   Unoffensive. 

un-of'ferd''*%  a.     Unoffered. 

un-oild'",  a.     Unoiled. 


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unplesant 


un-o'pen-a-bF,  a.     Unopenable. 
un-o'pend*'**,  a.     Unopened. 
un-op'er-a"tiv«,  a.     Unoperative. 
un"op-pres'slv»'*«,  a.     Unoppressive. 
uii"op-prest"**«,  a.     Unoppressed. 
un-or'derdp*8^  a.     Unordered. 
un-or'gaii-lz"[or  -ls"]a-bF,  a.     Un- 

organizable,  unorganisable. 
un-ownd'*"**,  a.     Unowned. 
un-ox'i-da-bF,  a.     Unoxidable. 
un"ox'i-dlz"[or  -is"]a-bP,  a.    Unoxi- 

dizable,  unoxidisable. 
uii"pac-l-fl'a-bF,  a.    Unpacifiable. 
un-paind""**,  a.     Unpained. 
un-pal'a-ta-bP,  a.     Unpalatable 
un-palld"",  a.     Unpalled. 
un-paiii'perd'^*«,  a.     Unpampered. 
uii-par'al-lel"a-bF,   a.     Unparallel- 

able. 
un-par'don-a-bF,  a.    Unpardonable. 
un-par'don-a-bl-ness^,  n.      Unpar- 

donableness. 
un-par'dond''**,  a.     Unpardoned. 
un-part'a-bF,  a.     Unpartable. 
un-part'nerd»,  a.     Unpartnered. 
un-pass'a-bF,  o.     Unpassable. 
un-pass'a-bl-ness'',  n.     Unpassable- 


un-patcht'«,  a.     Unpatched. 
un-pat'ro-nlz"[or  -nls"]a-bF,  a.  Un- 

patronizable,  unpatronisable. 
un-pat'ternd*'**,  a.     Unpattemed. 
un"pa-vil'lond''*»,  a.     Unpavilioned. 
un-pawnd'p*»,  a.     Unpawned. 
un-pay'a-bP,  a.     Unpayable. 
un-peace'a-bF,  a.     Unpeaceable. 
un-peace'a-bl-ness'*,    n.      Unpeace- 

ableness. 
un-peckt'*'*8,  a.     Unpecked. 
un-peeld '•"*»,  a.     Unpeeled. 
un-peer'a-bF,  a.     Unpeerable. 
un-pen'clld*'*8,  a.     Unpenciled. 
un-pend'*'*«,  a.     Unpenned. 
un-pen'slond^*»,  a.    Unpensioned. 


un-pe'plc,  vt.    Unpeople. 
un-pep'perd^*«,  a.     Unpeppered. 
un"per-ceiv'a-bF,  a.   Unperceivable. 
un"per-ceivd""*»,  a.     Unperceived, 
uii"per-cust'«,  a.     Unpercussed. 
uii"per-forind"'*»,  a.     Unperformed. 
un-per'Ishtp*«,  a.     Unperished. 
uii"per-inis'si-bF,  a.  Unpermissible. 
un"per-mis'slv'"*«,  a.     Unpermissive. 
un"per-plext"'*«,  a.     Unperplexed. 
un-per'son-a-bF,  a.     Unpersonable. 
un-per'son-a-bl-ness*",  n.        Unper- 

sonableness. 
un"per-splr'a-bF,  a.    Unperspirable. 
un"per-suad'a-bF,   a.      Unpersuad- 
.    able. 
un^per-suad'a-bl-ness^  n.    Unper- 

suadableness. 
un"per-sua'sl-bF,  a.   Unpersuasible. 
un^per-sua'si-bl-ness*",  n.     Unper- 

suasibleness. 
un'^per-sua'slv^**,  a.   Unpersuasive. 
uii"per-sua'siv-ness^**,  n.      Unper- 

suasiveness. 
uii"per-turbd"'*«,  a.     Unperturbed. 
un-plck'a-bF,  a.    Unpickable. 
uii-plckt"'*^,  a.     Unpicked. 
un-plc'tur-a-bF,  a.     Unpicturable. 
un-pierst'^,  a.     Unpierced. 
un-piFlard«,  a.     UnpiUared. 
un-plFlowd*"*^,  a.     UnpiUowed. 
un-plnd"'*«,  a.     Unpinned. 
uii-pln'lond''*»,  a.     Unpinioned. 
un-plt'l-a-bF,  a.  Unpitiable. 
un-pIa'ca-bF,  a.    Unplacable. 
uii-plankt'''*«,  a.     Unplanked. 
un-plas'terd*"**,  a.    Unplastered. 
un-plau'sl-bF,  a.    Unplausible. 
un-play'a>bF,  a.    Unplayable. 
un-playd'p*8,  a.     Unplayed. 
un-pIead'a-bF,  a,    Unpleadable. 
un-pledgd'*'*8,  a.     Unpledged. 
un-plen'isbt^,  a.     Unplenished. 
un-ples'ant",  a.     Unpleasant. 


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unrepresentabl 


140 


iin-plez'ant^,  a.     Unpleasant. 
un-pie'zur-a-bl'',  a.     Unpleasurable. 
un-pll'a-W,  a.     Unpliable. 
un-pll'a-bl-ness*",  n.     Unpliableness. 
un-plowd""*",  a.     Unplowed. 
un-pluckt''*S  a.     Unplucked. 
un-plugd '*■*»,  a.     Unplugged. 
un-plumd'^*",  a.     Umplumbed. 
un-plua'derd****,  a.     Unplundered. 
un-poI'ish-a-bF,  a.     Unpolishable. 
un-pol'isht*"*',  a.     Unpolished. 
un-pold'",  a.     Unpolled. 
un-pon'derd''*«,  a.    Unpondered. 
un-poold'*,  a.    Unpooled. 
un-por'tlond''*8,  a.    Unportioned. 
uo-pos'l-tlv*",  a.    Unpositive. 
un^pos-sest""**,  a.    Unpossessed. 
un-pos'si-bP,  a.    Unpossible. 
un-po'ta-bF,  a.  Unpotable. 
un-pow'derd*"*",  a.    Unpowdered. 
un-prac'tl-ca-W,  a.    Unpracticable. 
un-prais'a-bF,  a.    Unpraisable. 
un^pre-dlcfa-bP,  a.   Unpredictable. 
un^pre-ferd"**,  a.    Unpreferred. 
un-prej'u-dlst*,  a.    Unprejudiced. 
un^pre-pos-sest'*"*",    a.      Unprepos- 


uii"pre-sent'a-bl*',  a.  Unpresentable. 

un"pre-serv'a-bP,  a.  Unpresentable. 

un^pre-servd'*"*",  a.    Unpreserved. 

un-prest'*"*",  a.    Unpressed. 

un^pre-vent'a-bF,  a.  Unprevent- 
able. 

un-prlm'l-tlv^*",  o.   Unprimitive. 

un-prln'ci-pP,  vt.     Unprinciple. 

un-prtnt'a-bl'',  a.    Unprintable. 

un''pro-cur'a-bF,  a.   Unprocurable. 

un^pro-duc'l-bP,  a.     Unproducible. 

un" pro-due 'tlv^**,  a.   Unproductive. 

un^pro-fest"**,  a.   Unprofessed. 

un^pro-fet'lC*",  a.     Unprophetic. 

un-prof'lt-a-bP,  a.  Unprofitable. 

un-proflt-a-bl-ness',  n.  Unprofit- 
ableness. 


un"pro-gres'siv''**,  a.  Unprogressive. 

un"pro-gres'siv-ness»,  n.  Unprogres- 
siveness. 

un-prom'Is*'*8,  vt.  &  vi.  Unpromise. 

un-prom'lst''**,  a.     Unpromised. 

un"pro-nounce'a-bP,  a.  Unpro- 
nounceable. 

un"pro-nounst'^,  a.    Unpronounced. 

un"pro-pI'tl-a-bF,  a.  Unpropitiable. 

un"pro-por'tlon-a-bF,  a.  Unpropor- 
tionable. 

un^pro-por'tion-a-bl-ness'*,  n.  Un- 
proportionableness. 

un"pro-por'tlond''*«,  a.  Unpropor- 
tioned. 

un-propt""*^,  a.     Unpropped. 

un-prov'a-bP,  a.  Unprovable. 

un-pub'lish-a-bF,  a.  Unpublishable. 

un-pub'llsht''*«,  a.    Unpublished. 

uii-puld'*'*^,  a,   Unpulled. 

un-purn'meld^,  a.   Unpummeled. 

un-pun'Ish-a-bF,  a.    Unpunishable. 

un-pun'ishf**,  a.     Unpunished. 

un-pur'chas-a-bP,  a.  Unpurchas- 
able. 

un-purst'^**,  a.    Unpursed. 

un-pu'tre-fl"a-bF,  a.  Unputrefiable. 

un-puz'F,  vt.  Unpuzzle. 

un-quaft"'*«,  a.  Unquaffed. 

un-quaild""**,  a.     Unquailed. 

un-qual'l-fl"a-bP,  a.    Unqualifiable. 

un-quar'terd*,  a.     Unquartered. 

un-queld"'*»,  a.     Unquelled. 

un-quench'a-bF,  a.    Unquenchable. 

un-quencht""*^,  a.    Unquenched. 

un-ques'tion-a-bP,  a.  Unquestion- 
able. 

un-ques'tion-a-bl-ness^  n.  Unques- 
tionableness. 

un-qulck'end''*»,  a.     Unquickened. 

un-quiz'za-bF,  a.    Unquizzable. 

un-quot'a-bF,  a.    Unquotable. 

un-rackt''"**,  a.     Unracked. 

un-raizd'%  a.     Unraised. 


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unrepresentabl 


un-ramd""*^,  a.     Unrammed. 

un-ran'sackf**,  a.     Unransacked. 

un-ran'somd^*«,  a.     Unransomed. 

un-rat'a-bF,  a.     Unratable. 

un-rav'el-a-bl^,  a.    Unravelable 

un-rav'eld*"*»,  a.     Unraveled. 

un-rav'Ishf*^,  a.     Unravished. 

un-reacht'«,  a.     Unreached. 

un-read'a-bP,  a.     Unreadable. 

un-read'a-bl-ness'",  n.  Unreadable- 
ness. 

un-re'al-lz"a-bP,  a.     Unrealizable. 

un-reapt""**,  a.    Unreaped. 

un-reard '•"*«,  a.     Unreared. 

un-rea'son-a-bP,  a.     Unreasonable. 

un-rea'son-a-bl-ness*",  n.  Unreason- 
ableness. 

un-rea'sond'*«,  o.     Unreasoned. 

un"re-buk'a-bP,  a.     Unrebukable. 

uii"re-call'a-bl*',  a.     Unrecallable. 

un"re-ceIv'a-bP,  a.     Unreceivable. 

un"re-celvd'^*'',  a.    Unreceived. 

un"re-cep'tiv^**,  a.     Unreceptive. 

un-reck'on-a-W,  a.    Unreckonable. 

un-reck'ond»,  a.     Unreckoned. 

un-reckt'^,  a.     Unrecked. 

uii"re-claIin'a-bP,  a.  Unreclaimable. 

un"re-claimd'«,  a.     Unreclaimed. 

un-rec'og-nIz"[or  -iils"]a-bP,  a.  Un- 
recognizable,   imrecognisable. 

un-rec'om-penst",  a.  Unrecom- 
.  pensed. 

un"re-cov'erd«,  a.     Unrecovered. 

un"re-cuv'er-a-bP,  a.  Unrecover- 
able. 

un"re-cuv'erd^,  a.    Unrecovered. 

un-red"'*8,  a.     Unread. 

un"re-deein'a-bP,  a.  Unredeemable. 

un"re-deeind'^,  a.   Unredeemed. 

un"pe-drest'«,  a.     Unredressed. 

un"re-duc'i-bF,  a.     Unreducible. 

un''re-duc'i-bl-ness»',  n.  Unreduci- 
bleness. 

un-red'y*"*",  a.     Unready. 


un-reel'a-W,  a.     Unreelable. 
un-reeld'"",  a.    Unreeled. 
un"re-flec-tlv'*«,  a.     Unreflective. 
un"re-form'a-bP,  a.     Unreformable. 
uii"re-formd"'*8,  a.     Unreformed. 
un"re-fresht'*'*«,  a.    Unrefreshed. 
un"re-fuz'a-bl'',  a.     Unrefusable. 
un"re-gain'a-bF,  a.    Unregainable. 
uii"re-gard'a-bF,  a.    Unregardable. 
uii"reg'ls-terd',  a.    Unregistered. 
un"re-herst"',  a.     Unrehearsed. 
un-rel'a-tiv*"**,  a.     Unrelative. 
un^re-laxt""**,  a.    Unrelaxed. 
un"re-least"'**,  a.    Unreleased. 
un"re-ll'a-bl'',  a.     Unreliable. 
un"re-li'a-bl-ness'',  n.     Unreliable- 


un"re-llev'a-bP,  a.    Unrelievable. 

un^re-Uevd ''"*«,  a.    Unrelieved. 

un-rel'ish-a-bl'',  a.    Unrelishable. 

un-rel'Ishf",  a.    Unrelished. 

un"re-mark'a-bF,  a.  Unremarkable. 

un^re-markt""*",  a.     Unremarked. 

un"re-mein'ber-a-bl%  a.  Unremem- 
berable.  [bered. 

un"re-mein'berd^*«,  a.     Unremem- 

un^re-mlt'ta-bP,  a.    Unremittable. 

uii"re-inu'ner-a''tlv^*'',  a.  Unremu- 
nerative. 

un-ren'derd^*»,  a.  Unrendered. 

un"re-newd'8,  a.    Unrenewed. 

un"re-nouiice'a-bP,  a.  Unrenounce- 
able. 

un"re- nouns t'»,  a.    Unrenounced. 

un"re-nownd''**,  a.   Unrenowned. 

un^'re-palr'a-bP,  a.   Unrepairable. 

un"re-palrd '•"*",  a.     Unrepaired. 

un"re-peal'a-bF,  a.    Unrepealable. 

un"re-peald'8,  a.     Unrepealed. 

un^re-peld""*',  a.     Unrepelled. 

un^re-plen'tshf**,  a.  Unreplenished. 

un"re-port'a-bP,  a.     Unreportable, 

un-rep"re-sent'a-bl*',  a.  Unrepre- 
sentable. 


unrepresentativ 
unspild 


U2 


tiii-rep"re-sen'ta-tlv^,  a.  Unrepre- 
sentative. 

un"re-prest""*^,  a.     Unrepressed. 

un"re-prievd '•"**,  a.     Unreprieved. 

un"re-proach'a-bP,  a.  Unreproach- 
able. 

un"re-proach'a-bl-ness'',  n.  Unre- 
proachableness. 

un"re-proacht'*'*«,  a.   Unreproached. 

un"re-pro-duc'I-bP,  a.  Unreproduc- 
ible. 

un"re-prov'a-bl'',  a.     Unreprovable. 

un-rep'u-ta-bP,  a.     Unreputable. 

un-req'ul-slt*"*«,  a.     Unrequisite. 

un"re-qult'a-bF,  a.    Unrequitable. 

un"re-serv'^*»,  n.     Unreserve. 

un"re-servd'''*^,  a.     Unreserved. 

un"re-slgnd'«,  a.     Unresigned. 

uii"re-slst'l-bF,  a.    Unresistible. 

un"re-solv'a-bP,  a.     Unresolvable. 

un"re-solvd'^**,  a.     Unresolved. 

un"re-spect'a-bl*",  a.   Unrespectable. 

un^re-splr'a-W,  a.    Unrespirable. 

un"re-spon'si-bP,  a.    Unresponsible. 

un"re-spon'si-bl-ness^,  n.  Unre- 
sponsibleness. 

un^re-spon'siv*"**,  a.     Unresponsive. 

un"re-spon'siv-ly«,  adv.  Unrespon- 
sively. 

un"re-spon'siv-ness«,  n.  Unrespon- 
siveness. 

un"re-strain'a-bF,  a.  Unrestrain- 
able. 

uii"re-stralnd'p*»,  a.    Unrestrained. 

un"re-sul'tlv^*^,  a.   'Unresultive. 

un"re-ten'tlv''*«,  a.     Unretentive. 

un^re-tracfa-bP,  a.     Unretractable. 

un"re-trlevd'''*8,  a.     Unretrieved. 

un^re-turD'a-W,  a.     Unreturnable. 

un"re-turnd""*«,  a.     Unretumed. 

un"re-veald'«,  a.     Unrevealed. 

un"re-ver'sl-bF,  a.     Unreversible. 

un"re-verst""*'»,  a.     Unreversed. 

uii"re-vlewd"**,  o.     Unreviewed. 


un-rld'a-bP,  a.     Unridable. 

un-rid'F,  vt.     Unriddle. 

uii-rlgd'''*«,  a.     Unrigged. 

un-rlngd'»,  a.     Unringed. 

un-rinst'^**,  a.     Unrinsed. 

un-rlp'end^*»,  a.     Unripened. 

un-rip'ld*",  a.     Unrippled. 

un-riv'n^,  a.     Unriven. 

un-robd'*"*8,  a.     Unrobbed. 

un-rolld'^*»,  a.     Unrolled. 

un-rooft'^*«,  a.     Unroofed. 

un-rot'n^,  a.     Unrotten. 

un-rout'a-bP,  a.   Unroutable. 

un-rubd'^,  a.     Unrubbed. 

un-ruf'^*^,  a.     Unrough. 

un-ruf'ld%  a.     Unruffled. 

un-ru'in-a-bl'*,  a.     Unruinable. 

un-ru'lnd^,  a.     Unruined. 

uii-sackt'''*^,  a.     Unsacked. 

un-sad'ld%  a.     Unsaddled. 

un-sail'a-bF,  a.     Unsailable. 

un-sal'a-bP,  un-sale'a-bP,  a.  Un- 
salable, unsaleable. 

un-salv'a-bP,  a.     Unsalvable. 

un-salvd""*^,  a.     Unsalved. 

un-sanc'tiond^,  a.     Unsanctioned. 

un-san'dald^*',  a.     Unsandaled. 

un"sa-pon'l-fl"a-bP,  a.  Unsaponi- 
fiable. 

un-sapt'«,  a.     Unsapped. 

un-sa'ti-a-bF,  a.     Unsatiable. 

un-sa'tl-a-bl-ness**,  n.  Unsatiable- 
ness. 

un-sat'Is-fl"a-bP,  a.    Unsatisfiable. 

uti-sawd'^,  a.     Unsawed. 

un-say'a-bF,  a.     Unsayable. 

un-scalpt"**«,  a.     Unscalped. 

un-scand"'*»,  a.     Unscanned. 

un-scard '***«,  o.     Unscarred. 

uii-scat'terd*"*«,  a.     Unscattered. 

un-scep'terd*"*^,  a.     Unsceptered. 

un-scoold'^,  a.     Unschooled. 

un-scorcht'«,  a.     Unscorched. 

un-scornd '•"**,  a.    Unscomed. 


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unspUd 


un-scourd"'*8,  a.     Unscoured. 
un-scracht"",  a.     Unscratched. 
un-screend""",  a.     Unscreened. 
un-scrlb'ld"",  a.     Unscribbled. 
un-scru'ta-bl^,  a.   Unscrutable. 
un-seald'^*%  a.     Unsealed. 
un-seard'^**,  a.    Unseared. 
un-sea'son-a-bP,  a.    Unseasonable. 
un-sea'son-a-bl-ness'',  n.  Unseason- 

ableness. 
un-sea'sond^,  a.    Unseasoned. 
un"se-duc'tlv'**«,  a.     Unseductive. 
un-see'a-bF,  a.     Unseeable. 
un-sei/'a-bP,  a.    Unseizable. 
un-selzd"'*«,  a.     Unseized. 
un-senst"'*«,  a.     Unsensed. 
un-sen'tl-neld«,  a.     Unsentineled. 
un-sep'ul-cherd^*8,  a.  Unsepulchered. 
uii"se-ques'terd^*8,    a.       Unseques- 

tered. 
un-serch'a-bP,  a.  &  n.  Unsearchable. 
un-serch'a-bl-ness'',  n.      Unsearch- 

ableness. 
un-sercht'^,  a.   Unsearched. 
un-servd""**,  a.     Unserved. 
un-ser'vlce-a-bP,  a.  Unserviceable. 
un-ser'vlce-a-bl-ness^,  n.     Service- 

ableness. 
un-set'ld^,  a.    Unsettled. 
un-sev'erd«,  a.     Unsevered. 
un-sew'erd«,  a.     Unsewered. 
un-shack'ld'',  a.     Unshackled. 
un-shad'owd»,  a.     Unshadowed. 
un-shake'a-bF,  a.     Unshakeable. 
un-shap'a-bF,  a.     Unshapable. 
un-sharp'end»,  a.     Unsharpened. 
un-shat'teFd^,  a.    Unshattered. 
un-shel'terd»,  a.    Unsheltered. 
un-shelv'**,  vt.     Unshelve. 
un-shlft'a-bP,  a.     Unshiftable. 
un-shipt'»,  a.     Unshipped. 
un-shlv'erd«,  a.     Unshivered. 
un-shockt'«,  a.     Unshocked. 
un-short'end^,  a.    Unshortened. 


uii-show'erd«,  a.     Unshowered. 
un-shrink'a-bP,  a.     Unshrinkable. 
un-shund'",  a.     Unshunned. 
un-shut'terd»,  a.     Unshuttered. 
un-sil'verd«,  a.     Unsilvered. 
un-slm'pl'',  a.     Unsimple. 
un-sln'gld*",  a.     Unsingled. 
un-sink'a-bP,  a.     Unsinkable, 
un-skind'»,  a.     Unskinned. 
un-slack'end^,  a.     Unslackened. 
un-slackt'^,  a.     Unslacked. 
un-slan'derd»,  a.     Unslandered. 
uii-slau'terd*'*«,  a.     Unslaughtered. 
un-slurd'«,  a.     Unslurred. 
un-smlrcht'«,  a.     Unsmirched. 
un-smoothd'^,  a.     Unsmoothed. 
un-smug'Id*",  a.     Unsmuggled. 
un-snubd'^,  a.     Unsnubbed. 
un-soakt'^,  a.     Unsoaked. 
un-soapt'»,  a.     Unsoaped. 
un-so'berd«,  a.     Unsobered. 
un-so'ci-a-bP,  a.     Unsociable. 
un-so'cl-a-bl-ness'',  n.     Unsociable- 

ness. 
un-sof'tend«,  a.    Unsoftened. 
un-soild'«,  a.     Unsoiled. 
un-sol'u-bP,  a.     Unsoluble. 
un-solv'a-W,  a,     Unsolvable. 
un-solvd'8,  a.     Unsolved. 
un-sor'rowd',  a.     Unsorrowed. 
un-sound'a-bF,  a.    Unsonndable. 
un-sourd'«,  a.     Unsoured. 
un-span'gld'*,  a.     Unspangled. 
un-spard'«,  a.     Unsparred. 
un-speak'a-bP,  a.     Unspeakable. 
un-speak'a-bl-ness^,   n.      Unspeak- 

ableness. 
un-speck'Id**,  a.     Unspeckled. 
un-speckt'*,  a.    Unspecked. 
un-spec'ta-cld*',  a.     Unspectacled. 
un-spec'u-la"tlv^,  a.    Unspeculative. 
un-spell'a-bP,  a.     Unspellable. 
un-speld'8,  a.     Unspelled. 
un-spUd'^,  a.    Unspilled. 


unsplasht 
unutterablness 


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un-splasht'",  a.    Unsplashed. 
un-splayd'",  a.     Unsplayed. 
un-spoll'a-bF,  a.     Unspoilable. 
un-spoild''>,  a.     Unspoiled. 
un-spred "'*'»,  a.     Unspread. 
un-sprin'kld^,  a.     Unsprinkled. 
un-squan'derd",  a.     Unsquandered. 
un-squeezd''*,  a.     Unsqueezed. 
un-stackf ,  a.    Unstacked. 
un-sta'bF,  a.    Unstable. 
un-sta'bl-ness'*,  n.     Unstableness. 
un-stain'a-bl'',  a.    Unstainable. 
un-stalnd'^,  a.    Unstained. 
un-stampt'",  a.     Unstamped. 
un-stanch'a-bP,  a.    Unstanchable. 
un-starcht'",  a.    Unstarched. 
un-stard'",  a.     Unstarred. 
un-star'tld'',  a.     Unstartled. 
un-sta'tlond",  a.    Unstationed. 
un-stat'ut-a-bP,  a.    Unstatutable. 
un-sted'y'*",  a.    Unsteady. 
un-steept'«,  o.     Unsteeped. 
un-steerd'*,  a.    Unsteered. 
un-stemd'B,  a.    Unstemmed. 
un-stiff'end»,  a.     Unstiffened. 
un-stltcht",  a.    Unstitched. 
un-stockt'^,  a.    Unstocked. 
un-stop'F,  vt.     Unstopple. 
un-stopt'",  a.     Unstopped. 
un-stormd'",  a.     Unstormed. 
un-stowd'",  a.    Unstowed. 
un-stralnd'»,  a.    Unstrained. 
un-s  trait 'end",  a.     Unstraitened. 
un-strapt'",  a.     Unstrapped. 
un-strength'end",  a.     Unstrength- 

ened. 
un-stresf ,  a.    Unstressed. 
un-strewd",  a.    Unstrewed. 
un-stuff,  a.    Unstuffed. 
un-stund",  a.    Unstunned. 
un^sub-du'a-bP,  a.    Unsubduable. 
un^sub-merg't-bP,  a.     Unsubmerg- 

ible. 
un^sub-mls'slVy  a.    Unsubmissive. 


uii"sub-vert'I-bF,  a.    Unsubvertible. 
un"suc-ces'slv*,  a.     Unsuccessive. 
un-suc'cor-a-bF,  a.     Unsuccorable. 
un-suc'cord«,  a.     Unsuccored. 
un-suck'ld<',  a.     Unsuckled. 
un-suckt'",  a.     Unsucked. 
un-sug'ard»,  a.     Unsugared. 
un"sug-ges'tiv''**,  a.     Unsuggestive. 
un-suit'a-bP,  a.     Unsuitable. 
UD-suit'a-bl-ness^,  n.       Unsuitable- 

ness. 
un-sumd'B,  a.    Unsunmied. 
un-sund'",  a.     Unsunned. 
un-sup'P,  a.    Unsupple. 
un"sup-port'a-bF,  a.  Unsupportable. 
un"sup-port'a-bl-ness%  n.    Unsup- 


un"sup-prest'*,  a.    Unsuppressed. 
un-sup'pu-ra"tlv",   a.      Unsuppura- 

tive. 
un-supt'»,  a.    Unsupped. 
un^sur-mounfa-bP,     a.        Unsur- 

mountable. 
un"sur-pass'a-bF,  a.  Unsurpassable. 
un"sur-past'»,  a.     Unsurpassed. 
un"sur-ren'derd»,  a.  Unsurrendered. 
un"sur-veyd'»,  a.     Unsurveyed. 
uii"sus-cep'tI-bF,  a.    Unsusceptible. 
uii"sus-pect'a-bl*',  a.  Unsuspectable. 
un'^sus-taia'a-bF,  a.  Unsustainable. 
un"sus-taind"',  a.   Unsustained. 
un-swad'I'',  vt.     Unswaddle. 
un-swal'lowd*,  a.     Unswallowed. 
un-swayd'",  a.     Unswayed. 
un-swervd'«,  a.     Unswerved. 
un-swltcht'*,  a.     Unswitched. 
un-syl'la-bld*",  a.     UnsyUabled. 
un-tagd'",  a.     Untagged. 
un- taint 'a-bP,  a.     Untaintable. 
un-talk'a-tiv",  a.     Untalkative. 
un-talkt'%  a.     Untalked. 
un-tam'a-bF,  a.     Untamable. 
un-tam'a-bl-ness%  a.     Untamable- 


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unutterablness 


un-tand'^,  a.     Untanned. 
un-tan'gi-bP,  a.     Untangible. 
un-tan'gi-bl-nes8%  n.     Untangi- 

bleness. 
un-tan'gldi',  a.  Untangled. 
un-tapt'",  a.    Untapped. 
un-tard'S  a.     Untarred. 
un-tar'nish-a-bF,  a.  Untamishable. 
un-tar'nisht^,  a.     Untarnished. 
un-taskt'",  a.    Untasked. 
un-taxt'»,  a.     Untaxed. 
un-teach'a-bF,  a.     Unteachable. 
un-tear'a-bF,  a.     Untearable. 
un-tec'ni-cal",  a.     Untechnical. 
un-tem'perd»,  a.     Untempered. 
un-tempt'a-bP,  a.   Untemptable. 
un-ten'a-bl'',  a.   Untenable. 
un-teD'ant-a-bP,  a.   Untenantable. 
un-ten'derd*,  a.    Untendered. 
un-test'a-bP,  a.    Untestable. 
un-teth'erd»,  a.    Untethered. 
un-thawd'^,  a.    Unthawed. 
un-thick'ends  a.    Unthickened. 
un-thind'»,  a.    Unthinned. 
un-think'a-bl',  a.    Unthinkable. 
un-thrastat'^,  a.     Unthrashed. 
un-thret'end',  a.     Unthreatened. 
un-thresht'^,  a.     Unthreshed. 
un-thrild'»,  a.     Unthrilled. 
un-thumd'»,  a.     Unthumbed. 
un-tick'ld%  a.     Untickled. 
un-tight'end»,  a.     Untightened. 
un-tUl'a-bF,  a.     Untillable. 
un-tim'berd^,  a.    Untimbered. 
un-tith'a-bl'',  a.     Untithable. 
un-toild'^,  a.     Untoiled. 
un-toFer-a-bP,  a.     Untolerable. 
un-tow'erd",  a.     Untowered. 
un- trace 'a-bF,  a.     Untraceable. 
un-trackt'^,  a.    Untracked. 
un- tract 'a-bF,  a.     Untractable. 
un-tract'a-bl-ness'',  n.  Untractable- 

ness. 
un-traind'*y  a.    Untrained. 


un-tram'meld",  a.    Untrammeled. 

un-tram'pld'',  a.    Untrampled. 

un^trans-fer'a-bF,  a.  Untransfer- 
able. 

nn'^trans-ferd'",  a.    Untransf erred. 

un^trans-formd'",  a.  Untrans- 
formed. 

un'^trans-grest",  a.   Untransgressed, 

un^'trans-lat'a-bF,  a.  Untranslat- 
able. 

un^trans-lafa-bl-ness',  n.  Untrans- 
latableness. 

un^trans-mls'si-bF,  a.  Untransmis- 
sible. 

un^trans-mut'a-bF,  a.  Untransmut- 
able.  [able. 

un^trans-port'a-bF,  a.  Untransport- 

un-trapt",  a.    Untrapped. 

un-trav'eld",  a.  Untraveled,  untrav- 
elled. 

un-trav'ers-a-bF,  a.   Untraversable. 

un-trav'erst",  a.  Untraversed. 

un-treat'a-bF,  a.   Untreatable. 

un-trencht'»,  a.  Untrenched. 

un-trest'»,  a.   Untressed. 

un-trlF*",  vt.  &  vi.    UntrilL 

un-trlld'»,  a.    Untrilled. 

un-trimd'",  a.    Untrimmed. 

un^trl-umTant*"*",  a.  Untrium- 
phant. 

un-trod'n*",  a.    Untrodden. 

un-trub'ld'',  a.     Untroubled. 

un-trub'l-sum'',  a.    Untroublesome. 

un-trust'*,  a.    Untmssed. 

un-tum'bld**,  a.     Untumbled. 

un-tun'a-bF,  a.    Untunable. 

un-turnd'*,  a.     Unturned. 

un^'un-der-stand'a-bF,  a.  Unun- 
derstandable. 

un-us'a-bF,  a.     Unusable. 

un-u'tll-lz^a-W,  a.    Unutilizable. 

un-ut'ter-a-bF,  a.     Unutterable. 

un-ut'ter-a-bl-ness',  n.  Unutter- 
ableness. 


unutterd 
versatil 

un-ut'terd*,  a.    Unuttered. 
un-u'2u-aP,  a.    Unusual. 
un-vampt'^,  a.    Un vamped. 
un-van'qulsh-a-bP,  a.  Unvanquish- 

able. 
un-van'qulsht",  a.    Unvanquished. 
un-va'rl-a-bP,  a.    Unvariable. 
un-var'nlsht*,  a.    Unvarnished. 
un-veerd'»,  a.    Unveered. 
un-velld'«,  a.    Unveiled. 
un-vend'I-bl^,  7.     Unvendible. 
un-ven'er-a-bl"*,  a.     Unvenerable. 
un-ven'omd'',  a.     Unvenomed. 
uii-ver'I-fi"a-bl*',  a.  Unverifiable. 
un-ver't-ta-bP,  a.     Unveritable. 
un-verst'",  a.     Unversed. 
un-vlewd'«,  a.     Unviewed. 
un"vln-dlc'tiv^*'',  a.  Unvindictive. 
un-vl'o-la-bP,  a.     Unviolable. 
un-vlt'rI-fl"a-bF,  a.   Unvitrifiable. 
un-vlz'ord«,  a.     Unvizored. 
un-voId'a-bP,  a.     Unvoidable. 
un-voucht'«,  a.     Unvouched. 
un-vowd'»,  a.    Unvowed. 
un-vow'eld",  a.     Unvoweled. 
un-voy'age-a-bl'*,  a.    Unvoyageable. 
un-vul'ner-a-bP,  a.     Un  vulnerable. 
un-wald'^,  a.     Unwalled. 
un-warmd'^,  a.     Unwarmed. 
un-warnd'*,  a.     Unwarned. 
un-warpt'*,  a.     Unwarped.  able. 

un-war'rant-a-bl^,   a.      Unwarrant- 
un-war'rant-a-bl-ness'',  n.    Unwar- 

rantableness. 
un-washt'»,  a.    Unwashed. 
un-watcht",  a.    Unwatched. 
un-wa'terd",  a.    Unwatered. 
un-wa'verd*,  a.    Unwavered. 
un-waxt'",  a.    Unwaxed. 
un-weak'end^,  a.    Unweakened. 
un-weand'",  a.    TJnweaned. 
un-wear'a-bP,  a.    Unwearable. 
un-weav'^,  vt.  &  vi.    Unweave. 
un-webd'",  o.    Unwebbed. 


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un-wedge'a-bP,  a.   Unwedgeable. 
un-weend'*,  a.    Unweened. 
un-welgh'a-bl'',  a.    Unweighable. 
un-welghd'",  a.     Unweighed. 
un-weFcomd",  a.    Unwelcomed. 
un-welth'y^**,  a.    Unwealthy. 
un-whlrld'*,  a.     Unwhirled. 
un-whlt'end*,  a.    Unwhitened. 
un-wln'dowd*,  a.    Unwindowed. 
un-wlngd'^,  a.    Unwinged. 
un-wln'nowd",  a.    Unwinnowed. 
un-wln'sum'',  a.     Unwinsome. 
un-wlsht"»,  a.     Unwished. 
un-with'erd",  a.     Unwithered. 
un-wlt'nest*,  a.     Unwitnessed. 
un-work'a-bP,  a.     Unworkable. 
un-workt'*,  a.     Unworked. 
un-wor'shlpt»,  a.     Unworshiped. 
un-wound'a-bP,  a.    Unwoundable. 
un-wreakt'«,  a.     Unwreaked. 
un-wreckt'",  a.     Unwrecked. 
un-wrencht'«,  a.     Unwrenched. 
un-wrln'kld^,  a.     Unwrinkled. 
un-wrlt'a-bP,  a.     Unwritable. 
un-wrongd'*,  a.     Unwronged. 
un-wun""**,  a.     Unwon. 
un-wunt'ed^,  a.     Unwonted. 
un-wurmd"^,  a.    Unwormed. 
un-wur'thy^,  a.     Unworthy. 
un-yeand'*,  a.     Unyeaned. 
un-zel'ous'"*^,  a.     Unzealous. 
up-hol'sterd»,  pp.     Upholstered. 
ur"ce-o-Ia'rl-In»,  a.    Urceolariine. 
u'rl-na"tlv'^*«,  a.    Urinative. 
urnd»,  pp.    Umed. 
ush'erd",  pp.    Ushered. 
u^su-cap'tl-bP,  a.    Usucaptible. 
u-surpt'«,  pp.    Usurped. 
u-surp'a-tlV*",   a.    Usurpative. 
u'ter-ln''**,  -Ine*",  a.    Uterine. 
utU,  -lies  a.    Utile. 
u'til-lzes  vt.    Utilise. 
u'til-iz''[or  -ls"la-bP,  a.    Utilizable, 
utilisable. 


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unutterd 
versa  til 


ut'ter-a-bl%  a.     Utterable. 

uz'a-bl-ness%  uze'a-bl-ness^  n.  Us- 

ut'ter-a-bl-ness*',  n.    Utterableness. 

ableness,  useableness. 

ut'terds  pp.    Uttered. 

uze',  vt.  &  trl.    Use. 

uz'a-bP,  uze'a-bl%  a.    Usable,  use- 

u'zu-al% a.    Usual. 

able. 

vac'cln'*",  -Ine'**,  a.  &  n.     Vaccine. 

vac'ct-na-bl'',  a.     Vaccinable. 

vag^l-nlc'o-lln",  a.     Vagmicoline. 

val'ly*,  n.    Valley. 

val'or",  n.     Valour. 

val'u-a-bP,  a.  &  n.     Valuable. 

Tal'u-a-bl-ness'',  n.    Valuableness. 

valv'*",  n.     Valve. 

valvd",  pp.    Valved. 

Tam'plr-ln",  a.    Vampirine. 

vampt'*",  pp.     Vamped. 

vam'py-rin»,  a.  &  n.     Vampyrine. 

vand",  pp.    Vanned. 

van'gard"",  n.    Vanguard. 

van'Isht'*",  pp.     Vanished. 

Fan'qutsh-a-bl*',  a.     Vanquishable. 

vaD'aulshf*",  pp.     Vanquished. 

va'por'**,  V.  &  n.    Vapour. 

va'pord*"*',  pp.    Vapored,  vapoured. 

va'por-lz''[or  -Is'']a-bP,  o.  Vaporiz- 
able,  vaporisable. 

va'por-us",  a.     Vaporous. 

va'rl-a-bP,  a.  &  n.     Variable. 

va'rl-a-bl-ness*",  n.     Variableness. 

va'rl-a''tlv",  a.     Variative. 

va^rl-a^tlv-ly",  adv.     Variatively. 

va-rl'o-Un",  n.    Varioline. 

va'rl-u8»,  a.    Various. 

Tar'nlsht*,  pp.    Varnished. 

vas'e-lln",  n.    Vaseline. 

va^go-con-strlc'tlv",  a.  Vasocon- 
strictive. 

Ta^so-for'ma-tiY*,  a.  Vasoformative. 

veerd*,  prp.    Veered. 

veg'e-ta-W,  a.  &  n.    Vegetable. 

veg'e-tal-ln",  n.    Vegetaline. 


veg^e-ta^tlv'*",  a.     V^etative. 
veg^e-ta^tlv-ly",  adv.     Vegetatively. 
veg'e-ta''tlv-ne8s",  n.  Vegetativeness. 
veg'e-tlv»,  a.    Vegetive. 
ve'hl-cP,  n.     Vehicle. 
veil*",  V.  &  n.     Vail. 
velld*"**,  pp.     Veiled. 
velnd^*",  a.     Veined. 
vend'a-bP,  a.     Vendable. 
vend'1-bP,  a.    Vendible. 
vend'l-bl-ness^,  n.    Vendibleness. 
ve-neerd""**,  pp.    Veneered. 
veo'er-a-bl',  a.     Venerable. 
ven'er-a-bl-ness*",  n.    Venerableness. 
veo'er-a^tlv*,  a.     Venerative. 
ven'omd",  pp.     Venomed. 
ven'om-us*,  a.     Venomous. 
ven'om-us-ly",  adv.     Venomouibly. 
ven'om-us-ness",  n.    Venomousness. 
ven'tl-la-bP,  a.     Ventilable. 
ven'tl-la^tlv*,  a.     Ventilative. 
ven'trl-cl'*,  n.     Ventricle. 
ven'ture-sum*'*",  a.     Ventm-esome. 
ven'ture-sum-ly^*",   adv.      Venture- 
somely. 
ven'ture-sum-ness*'*",  n.     Venture- 


ven'tur-us«,  a.    Venturous. 
ven'tur-us-ly*,  adv.    Ventm*ously. 
ven'tur-us-ness",  n.  Venturousness. 
ve-ra'clus*,  a.    Veracious. 
ve-ra'clu8-ly»,  adv.     Veraciously. 
?er'l-fl''a-bl'^,  a.    Verifiable. 
ver'l-ta-bl',  a.    Veritable. 
ver'l-ta-bl-ness'',  n.    Veritableness. 
Ter'sa-til",  -He",  a.  Versatile. 


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ver'sa-tll-ly»,  adv.     Versatilely. 

ver'sl-cF,  n.    Versicle. 

verst^*^,  a.    Versed. 

ver-tlg'l-nu8*'*«,  o.     Vertiginous. 

ver-tlg'l-nus-ly^*«,  adv.  Vertigi- 
nously. 

ver-tlg'l-nus-ness*"*",  n.  Vertiginous- 
ness. 

ves'l-cP,  n.    Vesicle. 

ves^I-co-u'ter-In^,  a.     Vesicouterine. 

ves"per-til'l-o-nlii^,  a.  Vespertilio- 
nine. 

ves'per-tln^,  a.    Vespertine. 

ves'pln»,  a.     Vespine. 

vet'l-tlve«,  a.     Vetitive. 

vext^,  pp.     Vexed. 

vl'a-bF,  a.     Viable. 

vl'bra-tlP,  -Ile«,  a.  Vibratile. 

vi'bra-tlv^,  a.     Vibrative. 

vIb'ri-o-nIn«,  a.     Vibrionine. 

vl-ca'rl-us^,  a.     Vicarious. 

vi-ca'ri-us-ly«,  adv.     Vicariously. 

vi-ca'rl-us-ness^,  n.  Vicariousness. 

vice^scon'sta-bP,  n.    Vice= constable. 

vlce*sher'if^,  n.  Vice=sheriff. 

vic'tim-i2"[or  -ls"]a-bl%  a.  Victim- 
izable. 

vic-to'rI-us«,  a.     Victorious. 

vlc-to'rl-us-ly^,  adv.     Victoriously. 

vic-to'ri-us-ness*,  n.   Victoriousness. 

vld'u-ln^,  a.  &  n.     Viduine. 

vIew'a-bF,  a.    Viewable. 

vlewd''*^,  pp.     Viewed. 

vlg'or''*^,  n.     Vigour. 

\ig'o-rus«,  a.     Vigorous. 

vlg'o-rus-ly'^,  adv.     Vigorously. 

vU'laln-us*,  a.     Villainous. 

vll'laln-us-ly^,  adv.     Villainously. 

vIFlain-us-ness»,  n.     Villainousjiess. 

vil'lan-us»,  a.     Villainous. 

vi-mln'e-us«,  a.     Vimineous. 

vl-na'ce-us*,  a.    Vinaceous. 

vln'cl-bl'",  a.     Vincible. 

vlu'ci-bl-ness'*,  n.    Vincibleness. 


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vin'di-ca-bF,  a.     Vindicable. 
vln'dl-ca"tiv«,  a.     Vindicative. 
vlii'dl-ca"tlv-ly«,  adv.    Vindicatively. 
vin'di-ca''ttT-nes8^,  n.     Vindicative- 


vlii-dlc'tlv^*«,  a.     Vindictive. 
vln-dlc'tiv-ly»,  adv.     Vindictively. 
vln-dlc'tiv-ness',  n.     Vindictiveness. 
vin'yard'',  n.     Vineyard. 
vl'o-la-bP,  a.     Violable. 
vl'o-la-bl-ness*",  n.     Violableness. 
vi'o-la"tiv^,  a.     Violative. 
vl-pa'rl-us«,  a.    Viparious. 
vi'per-ln*,  -lne«,  a.  &  n.    Viperine. 
vir'11%  -lle%  a.   Virile. 
vir'll-ness«,  n.     Virileness. 
vis'l-bF,  a.     Visible. 
vis'I-bl-ness^,  n.    Visibleness. 
vl'slond*,  a.     Visioned. 
vIs'lt-a-bF,  a.     Visitable. 
vls'l-ta"tiv^,  a.     Visitative. 
vi'ta-tiv»,  a.     Vitative. 
vl'ta-tlv-ness«,  n.    Vitativeness. 
vl-tres'cl-bF,  a.     Vitrescible. 
vlt'rl-fl"a-bF,  a.     Vitrifiable. 
vit'rln^,  n.     Vitrine. 
vit'u-lln8,  a.     Vituline. 
vi-tu'per-a-bF,  a.     Vituperable. 
vl-tu'per-a"tlv«,  a.     Vituperative. 
vl-tu'per-a"ttv-ly^,  adv.       Vitupera- 

tively. 
vi-va'cius*,  a.     Vivacious. 
vi-va'cius-ly«,  adv.     Vivaciously. 
vi-va'clus-ness*,  n.    Vivaciousness. 
vi-ver'rin»,  a.  &  n.   Viverrine. 
vi-vlp'a-rus*,  a.     Viviparous. 
vl-vip'a-rus-Iy*,  adv.    Viviparously. 
vl-vlp'a-rus-ness",  n.  Viviparousness. 
viz 'or*,  V.  &  n.  Visor. 
vlz'ord*,  pp.     Vizored. 
vo'«a-bF,  n.     Vocable. 
voc'a-tlv^**,  a.  &  n.     Vocative. 
vo-clf'er-us",  a.     Vociferous. 
vo-clf'er-us-ly«,  adv.     Vociferously. 


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vo-cif 'er-us-ness*,  n.   Vociferousness. 
voicd",  a.    Voiced. 
vold'a-W,  a.     Voidable. 
VQld'a-bl-ness"*,  n.     Voidableness. 
voI'a-tlF*«,  -lle''*%  a.  &  n.    Volatile. 
voI'a-tlI-iz"[or  -Is"]a-bF,  a.    Volatil- 

izable,  volatilisable. 
vol'a-til-ness''**,  n.    Volatileness. 
vol'l-tlv«,  a.     Volitive. 
vol 'ley d»,  pp.     Volleyed. 
vol'ly",  V.  &  n.     Volley. 
vol''ta-e-lec"tro-ino'tlv*,  a.     Volta- 

electromotive. 
vol'u-bl*,  a.     Voluble. 
Tol'u-crin*,  a.     Volucrine. 
vo-lu'mi-nus^,  a.     Voluminous. 
vo-lu'ml-nus-ly*,  adv.  Voluminously. 
vo-lu'ml-nus-ness*,  n.    Voluminous- 


vol'un-ta"tlv*,  a.    Voluntative. 
voF'un-teerd'*,  pp.     Volunteered. 
vo-lup'tu-us»,  a.     Voluptuous. 


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weand 

vo-lup'tu-us-ly»,  adv.    Voluptuously. 
¥o-lup'tu-us-nes8^,  n.     Voluptuous- 
ness. 
Tom'1-tlv*,  a.  &  n.     Vomitive. 
vom'l-tlv-nes8«,  ti.     Vomitiveness. 
vo-ra'cius*,  a.     Voracious. 
vo-ra'cius-ly«,  adv.     Voraciously. 
vo-ra'clus-ness*,  n.    Voraciousness. 
vor-tlg'i-nus^,  a.     Vortiginous. 
vot'a-bF,  a.     Votable. 
vo'tiv*,  a.     Votive. 
vo't!v-ly*,  adv.     Votively. 
vo'tlv-ness«,  n.    Votiveness. 
vouchf'^,  pp.     Vouched. 
vowd»,  pp.     Vowed. 
vow'eld',  pp.    Voweled,  vowelled. 
voy'age-a-bP,  a.     Voyageable. 
vul'ner-a-bP,  a.     Vulnerable. 
vul'ner-a-bl-ness'*,   n.      Vulnerable- 


vul'pln^,  -Ine',  a.    Vulpine. 


w 


wach^,  V.  &  n.  Watch. 
wacht',  pp.  Watched. 
wad'a-bl%  wade'a-bP,  a. 

wadeable. 
wa'ferd*'*^,  pp.     Wafered. 
wagd''*^,  pp.     Wagged. 
wa'gerd*"*^,  pp.     Wagered. 
wag'F,  V.  &  n.     Waggle. 
wag'ld^,  pp.    Waggled. 
wag'on*,  n.    Waggon. 
wag'ond*,  pp.     Waggoned. 
walld*'*»,  pp.     Wailed. 
walv^,  vt.     Waive. 
walvd*"**,  pp.     Waived. 
wald",  pa.    Walled. 
walk'a-bF,  a.     Walkable. 
walkf*",  pp.    Walked. 
wal'lopt",  pp.    Walloped. 
wallowd",  pp.    Wallowed. 


Wadable, 


wan'derd",  pp.    Wandered. 
wan'tond",  pp.     Wantoned. 
war'bP,  V.  &  n.    Warble. 
war'bW,  pp.    Warbled. 
ward*"*",  pp.     Warred. 
warind*'*^,  pp.     Warmed. 
warnd«,  pp.     Warned. 
warpt*,  pp.     Warped. 
war'rant-a-bF,  a.     Warrantable. 
war'rant-a-bl-ness%   n.      Warrant- 
ableness. 

Washed. 
Wastable. 
Watched. 
Watered. 
Wavered. 
Waxed. 

pp.    Weakened. 
Weaned. 


washt^*«,  pa. 
wast'a-bP,  a. 
watcht^,  pp. 
wa'terd^*",  a. 
wA'verd",  pp. 


waxt' 


pp. 


weak'end^", 
weand*"*',  pp. 


wearabl 
zygenln 


Uf 


wear'a-W,  a.     Wearable. 

whis'tld%  pp.     Whistled. 

wea'ri-sum",  a.    Wearisome. 

whit'ends  pp.     Whitened. 

weaV**",  V.  &  n.    Weave. 

whlzd'"",  pp.     Whizzed. 

weav'a-bl*",  a.    Weavable. 

whoopt*"**,  pp.     Whooped. 

wea'zend",  a.     Weazened. 

wich*",  V.  &  n.     Witch. 

webd'-*",  a.     Webbed. 

wlchf^,  pp.     Witched. 

wed'locS  n.     Wedlock. 

wlck'erd",  a.     Wickered. 

weend*"*",  pp.     Weened. 

wld'end",  pp.    Widened. 

welghd«,  -p-p.     Weighed. 

wld'owd%  pp.     Widowed. 

weF*8,  v.,  a.,  n.  &  adv.     Well. 

wield'a-bl%  a.     Wieldable. 

wel'comd",  pp.     Welcomed. 

wier*,  n.     Weir. 

wel'eum",  v.,  a.  &  n.     Welcome. 

wlerd*,  v.,  a.  &  n.    Weird. 

wel'cumd'',  pp.     Welcomed. 

wlgdS  a.     Wigged. 

welds  pp.     Welled. 

wlP*S  V.  &  n.     WiU. 

weld'a-bP,  a.     Weldable. 

wll'derdSpp.     Wildered. 

welld%  pp.    WeUed. 

wil'fuP*",  a.     WilfuU. 

wel'terds  pp.    Weltered. 

wllld',  wlW*',  a.    Willed. 

welth'-^S  n.    Wealth. 

wll'los  V.  &  n.     WiUow. 

welth'y^*S  a.     Wealthy. 

wIm'bP,  n.    Wimble. 

wep'on*"**,  n.     Weapon. 

wlm'en*",  n.  pi.    Women. 

wer^*",  V.    Were. 

wln'dowd*,  pp.    Windowed. 

weth'er*'*S  v.,  a.  &  n.     Weather. 

wtngd''*",  a.    Winged. 

weth'erd"*",  pa.     Weathered. 

wlnkf*",  pp.    Winked. 

whackt«,  pp.     Whacked.           ^ 

wln'oowd*"*",  pp.    Winnowed. 

wheeld"%  a.     Wheeled. 

wlnst",  pp.    Winced. 

wheez**,  v.  &  n.     Wheeze. 

wln'sum*"*",  a.     Winsome. 

wheezd''*^,  pp.    Wheezed. 

win'sum-ly*",  adv.     Winsomely. 

whelktS  a.     Whelked. 

wlii'sum-ness'**S  n.     Winsomeness. 

whelmdS  pp.     Whehned. 

wln'terd*"**,  a.     Wintered. 

whelptS  pp.     Whelped. 

wlshf^**,  pp.     Wished. 

whensC,  adv.     Whence. 

witchtS  pp.     Witched. 

whlf%  V.  &  n.     Whiff. 

wlth'erd^",  pa.     Withered. 

whifts  pp.    Whiffed. 

with-hold'n%  pp.    Withholden. 

whlmd",  pp.     Whimmed. 

wit'nest",  pp.    Witnessed. 

whlm'perd*'**,  pp.    Whimpered. 

wlz'end",  pp.    Wizened. 

whlpf^S  pp.    Whipped. 

wo»,  n.     Woe. 

whlr^*S  V.  &  n.     Whirr. 

wo'fuis  a.    Woeful. 

whlrd*"*",  pp.    Whirred. 

won'derd",  pa.    Wondered. 

whlrld"*",  pp.    Whirled. 

wool 'en",  a.  &  n.     Woollen. 

whisk'erds  a.    Whiskered. 

work'a-bl%  a.     Workable. 

whl8kt"»,  pp.    Whisked. 

work'a-bl-ness*',  n.     Workableness. 

whls'kyS  n.     Whiskey. 

workf*",  pp.  &  a.     Worked. 

whls'perd"*",  pp.    Whispered. 

wormd",  a.     Wormed.            [shipped. 

whIs'tP,  V.  &  n.    Whistle. 

wor'shipt",    pp.       Worshiped,    wor- 

wearabl 

151 

zygenin 

wound 'a-bF,  a.     Woundable. 

wuii'der*",  v.  &  n.     Wonder. 

wraekt",  -pp.    Wracked. 

wun'der-fuF,  a.    Wonderful. 

wran'gF,  v.  &  n.    Wrangle. 

wuD'der-ful-ness',   n.      Wonderful- 

wran'Rld*",  pp.    Wrangled. 

ness. 

wrapt'**,  pp.    Wrapped. 

wun'drous'',  a.     Wondrous. 

wreakf*',  pp.    Wreaked. 

wun'drous-ly,  adv.    Wondrously. 

wreathd",  pp.  &  a.    Wreathed. 

wu^l'd^ous-ness^  n.    Wondrouaness. 

wrech*",  n.    Wretch. 

wunt*',  v.,  a.  &  n.     Wont. 

w^eeh'ed^  a.    Wretched. 

wunt'ed*",  pa.    Wonted. 

wreckf*',  pp.    Wrecked. 

wurm%  V.  &  n.    Worm. 

wrenchf**,  pp.    Wrenched. 

wurmd^  a.     Wormed. 

wres'tP,  V.  &  n.    Wrestle. 

wur'ry*,  v.  &  n.    Worry. 

wre8'tld%  pp.    Wrestled. 

wurse',  a.,n.&  adv.    Worse. 

wrlg'P,  V.  &  n.    Wriggle. 

wur'shlp*",  V.  &  n.    Worship. 

wrlg'Id',  pp.    Wriggled. 

wur'shlpt',    pp.       Worshiped,    wor- 

wrlu'W, V.  &  n.    Wrinkle. 

shipped. 

wrln'kld^  pp.     Wrinkled. 

wursf,  v.,  a.,n.  &  adv.    Worst. 

wrlt'o",  pp.    Written. 

wurth*",  a.  &  n.     Worth. 

wrongd",  pp.    Wronged. 

wurth'less',  a.     Worthless. 

wun*"**,  pp.    Won. 

wur'thy,  a.  &  n.    Worthy. 

xan'thin',  n.    Xanthine. 
xen^o-pel'tln''*",  a.  &  n.  Xenopeltine. 
xy'lo-graf  *•,  n.    Xylograph. 


xy-log'Ta-fer*"",  n 

xy'^lo-grafiC** 

xy-log'ra-fy 


Xylographer. 
a.     Xylographic. 
n.    Xylography. 


yawnd'",  pp.    Yawned. 
yeand*"",  pp.    Yeaned. 
yeP,  V.  &  n.    Yell. 
yeW*",  pp.    Yelled. 
yel'lowd»,  pp.    Yellowed. 
yelpt",  pp.    Yelped. 
yerkt'*»,  pp.    Yerked. 


yern',  vi.    Yearn. 
yernd',  pp.    Yearned. 
yield 'a-bP,  a.    Yieldable. 
yo'inan*'*^,  n.    Yeoman. 
your-selvs'«,  pron.  pi.    Yourselves. 
yung*'*',  a.  &  n.    Young. 
yun'ker*,  n.    Younker. 


zap'o-dln",  a.    Zapodine. 
aef'yr',  n.    Zephyr. 
zel'of*",  n.    Zealot. 
zel'ous',  zeros",  a.     Zealous. 
ze'brin",  a.     Zebrine. 
ze-naPdin",  a.  &  n.     Zenaidine. 
zlf'l-ln'"*",  a.  &  n.     Ziphiine. 


zln'eo-grar"*",  n.    Zincograph. 
zIn-cog'ra-fy*'*»,  n.     Zincography. 
zinct",  pp.     Zinced. 
zo'ld»,  a.     Zoide. 
zo-og'ra-fy,  n.     Zoography. 
zy-ge'nin''*",  a.  &  n.    Zygaenine. 


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